Agree with you nostr:nprofile1qqsvlrp873f0sz486re4rw9tx8l7thcpk8w9dgqavs9ctsm2e9dekhqpzemhxue69uhhyetvv9ujucmcvdhhyefwdejhgqgmwaehxw309ahx7um5wgh8xamfwdej6etwd9nk6cfwvd5qvtmd8d. 👍 Thank goodness majority buyers are still self custody individuals. I think those are some stats I saw somewhere recently. 🤔 Hopefully more "plebs" catch on and maybe we're orange pilled over the Easter break. 🧡✨😃 Maybe some of the etf buyers will do a little study as well and take custody themselves.
I’m developing an educational platform to increase adoption and get people focused on self custody Bitcoin, and helping them transition from earning fiat and buying bitcoin to earning bitcoin, saving Bitcoin and spending Bitcoin. Because store of value and medium of exchange need to work hand in hand for Bitcoins overall success. Maybe I’ll create some modules / videos about why self custody Bitcoin is far more important than some leveraged fiat financial instrument tied to a Bitcoin treasury company
I doubt it’s the case, but maybe there is a slight chance. It’s concerning to see institutions flocking in, raising capital from people who should just be buying self custody Bitcoin and not some financial product they don’t really understand, just so they can chase fiat gains, and keep them trapped in the fiat clown world.
Agreed, that’s why people need to self custody their bitcoin and stop falling for these leveraged temptations designed to keep them chasing fiat gains and take their bitcoin from them.
The amount of people selling down Bitcoin and buying MSTY to get income for example is concerning.
What if Satoshi foresaw the day when large institutions would try to buy up and corner the Bitcoin supply?
He mined early, yes. But never spent a sat. Never moved a coin. Not to profit. Not to flex.
What if that massive untouched stack isn’t for personal gain —
…but for protection?
Maybe Satoshi knew the biggest threat to Bitcoin wouldn’t be government bans, but centralisation of supply. Corporate entities with infinite fiat trying to monopolise the hardest money ever invented.
Maybe — just maybe — his stack is the final weapon to re-decentralise Bitcoin if it ever becomes captured.
Because he didn’t just invent a protocol. He launched a revolution.
And revolutions don’t end with control. They end with freedom.
#Bitcoin #Decentralisation #Satoshi #SatoshiNakamoto
Set up a lightning wallet so we can zap you
I have always lived my life by this “the only success in life is having the ability to do whatever you want”
Having stacks of paper fiat money which disappears over time isn’t success, and doesn’t offer any real freedom from state and government.
I have been talking heavily about this. We need to transition people from earning fiat and buying bitcoin for its SOV to businesses accepting bitcoin so bitcoin can be earnt, saved and spent. This will increase adoption massively. MOE and SOV need to work harmoniously together.
100% I have been talking heavily about this. We need to transition people from earning fiat and buying bitcoin for its SOV to businesses accepting bitcoin so bitcoin can be earnt, saved and spent. This will increase adoption massively. MOE and SOV need to work harmoniously together.
Switzerland runs as a proper democracy so they probably will
The moment you stop pricing your life in fiat and start living in Bitcoin, you’ll experience true abundance.
Not in dollars, but in time, freedom, and peace.
#BitcoinStandard
As you move deeper into a Bitcoin life, you’ll notice:
• Less stress
• More patience
• Better decisions
That’s what happens when your money works for you—not against you.
#LowTimePreference
Using Bitcoin daily makes you realise:
You don’t need permission to thrive.
You don’t need banks to move money.
You don’t need inflation to feel rich.
You just need hard money and a mission.
#TheBitcoinTransition
When you earn in Bitcoin, every sat feels like real value.
When you save in Bitcoin, you begin to build generational wealth.
When you spend in Bitcoin, you help build a new economy.
That’s the holy trinity.
#EarnSaveSpend #Bitcoin
Bitcoiners want real steak protein bars
Transitioning to a Bitcoin Standard means:
• You no longer fear inflation.
• Your time can’t be stolen.
• Your energy is stored in incorruptible money.
Welcome to life without the fiat drain.
#BitcoinFixesThis
Everything changes when you stop measuring your wealth in fiat.
Suddenly, you care less about “number go up” and more about time, freedom, and sovereignty.
Bitcoin isn’t just money—it’s a new way to live.
#LiveOnBitcoin
When you adopt Bitcoin as your currency, you stop surviving in the fiat system and start thriving in a parallel economy.
Sound money → sound mind → sound future.
#BitcoinStandard #TheBitcoinTransition
The economic model of the fiat world is rooted in Keynesian thinking—best summed up by Keynes’ own words: “In the long run, we are all dead.” It’s a short-term, kick-the-can-down-the-road mindset, and it’s exactly how central banks and governments behave today.
The backbone of the fiat system is debt. Central banks literally hold debt as their main asset. So how do they keep the game going? They inflate away the currency—paying off yesterday’s debt with tomorrow’s weaker money. It’s theft through dilution.
But here’s the disconnect: we live in a deflationary world driven by unstoppable forces—technology, automation, AI, robotics. These forces should make life cheaper, not more expensive. Instead, central banks flood the system with printed money to create an illusion of prosperity—rising GDP, inflated asset prices—while people struggle more than ever.
Meanwhile, initiatives like climate change, the WEF, and WHO, which should be rooted in truth and integrity, become tools for centralised control and financial grift. What starts as “doing good” often turns into massive money laundering machines for politicians and globalists.
The solution? A shift to Austrian economics and hard money like Bitcoin. A system that aligns with the reality of our deflationary world—where saving is rewarded, not punished, and real prosperity is built on productivity, not deception.