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How does Bitcoin move from being understood to being embodied? Exploring practical adoption, local settlement networks and sovereignty-based living from Antioquia, Colombia. Documenting the experiment as it unfolds.
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KompassFrei 6 months ago
We’re launching a small experiment in Colombia: A real-world Bitcoin circular economy on sovereign land. No theory. Just BTC used as a medium of exchange between visitors and locals. 90 days. Measurable outcomes. Fully documented. Opening 1–2 spots for aligned capital to help activate the first node. If this resonates, DM.
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KompassFrei 6 months ago
Reflecting upon ep. 250 of podcast "Bitcoin for Millennials", this time w/ S. Ammous. One (of many) key take-aways: Money as a network good, the value of which is proportional to the number of people using it, leads to assuming responsibility. BTC = 'monetary responsibility' "The biggest threat to Bitcoin would be if governments go back on a gold standard. (1:14:45) (...) But just because it's the biggest doesn't mean it's big." (...) image
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KompassFrei 10 months ago
"The Use of Knowledge in Society" — Friedrich von Hayek You cannot run fast enough as to compensate devaluation. — K.F.
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KompassFrei 10 months ago
For a while now, I've been feeling somewhat lonesome trying to reconcile family, spirituality, and economics — as if these worlds were not meant to coexist. Reading pages 82 and 93 ff. of The Bitcoin Standard made something click: there are modern economists grappling with exactly this tension. Bitcoin didn’t give me answers. It gives language. #bitcoin #sovereignty #values #nostr
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KompassFrei 10 months ago
Bitcoin doesn't convince people. It waits until they're ready. So does sovereignty.
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