Going to be funny watching people take loans of an infinite money supply to buy a finite money supply. Sounds like a design flaw on their end.
Yesterday we held a Bitcoin meetup at a local cafe that I convinced to accept BTC in late 2021.
We didnāt call it a Bitcoin meetup, we called it a financial session on inflation & investing.
The idea was not to have a social bitcoiner meetup, but to bring friends/family to learn about the real causes of inflation, the risks to traditional markets and the opportunity in studying and saving in bitcoin.
We got ~15 people out on a Monday evening in a small town.
2 teachers, 2 real estate investors, 2 fitness instructors, 2 local entrepreneurs, 2 construction workers, 4 bitcoiners and 2 artists.
My friend and I decided to make a presentation sheet that we printed off and gave to all of the folks who came out.
We discussed at a high level the ācost of conventional thinkingā inspired by a recent Saylor piece.
Hereās the presentation: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/6pwxs6qm7qljsaexiu6hk/Cost-of-Conventional-Thinking.pdf?rlkey=jkw955y1nlqr4owd31tlulgyx&dl=0
I had been the only customer who paid in BTC for 2 years. The owner was impressed at the price movement of BTC as she watched her stack grow over the year.
We made up a stack of lightsats.com tip cards with enough BTC for a few cups of coffee.
The printable light sats cards are a great way to promote local businesses that support bitcoin.
You should try it in your local area if you are so inclined to give away BTC, or if you can find a sponsor to sponsor the event with ~$200-$500 in free sats.
The best thing about light sats cards is that when half of the people inevitably forget about the card and donāt claim the sats, they come back to your wallet after x days.
This is a highly underutilized orange pilling tool.
Half the people setup a Blink wallet at the cafe, claimed their sats and paid for a coffee over lightning.
It was a great night where we focused more on high level conceptual financial literacy topics and didnāt delve so far into the activism side of things.
The information was received very well as we didnāt get into libertarian views of small government, free speech issues, politics, etc.
We tried to keep it cheerful & constructive as Saylor says. 
This is awesome, might print a couple of these off for our next meetup
Do I live under a rock? I had no idea about this Canadian protest until it flooded my feeds from government censored social media. Why would they let this through? Seems fishy.
From one fish to another.
Blast your trumpets loud for the lord.
Who else is getting tired of being stolen from?
Yo momma is so fiat she likes eth because of its esg compliance.
Base layer verifiable transactions are the bane of malevolent dictators
Binance sacrificed before NGU again
Really cool coming back week by week and seeing how much some of these apps are developing.
Best espresso machine for every day home use?
Rodeo Week, giddy up
Elon spent 44 billion to lose his user base to a bunch of psychos that sun their balls and only eat steak and eggs.
Bank stocks going to zero is part of Bitcoin. Happens eventually no matter what.
Sugar in coffee is a shitcoin.
Wednesday approach. Fiat mines for satoshi alchemy.
Work at being a producer, not a consumer.
Tuesday fiat mining for sat stacking.
No liquidity to be seen
1 Monday closer to hyperbitcoinization. Get at it, go be productive!