Born in 2009, #Bitcoin is a direct threat to the monopoly of central banks, the dollar, and other fiat currencies. Decentralized, censorship-resistant, and not manipulable by any central authority, it functions as a kind of “Bible in the vernacular” for the financial system: anyone can participate without intermediaries.
Centralized #exchanges have now become vassals of the State; the near future of Bitcoin lies in non-KYC trading — and even more so, in paying for goods and services through the #Lightning network.
Altcoins are shitcoins — centralized #Ponzi schemes created to scam people and slow down the evolution of Bitcoin’s life cycle. There is no second best.
Orwellian state and crazy taxation on capital gains will lead #Bitcoin from reserve of value to mean of exchange. Game theory at its finest. #P2P electronic #cash system
Freedom to own. Freedom to exchange. Freedom to communicate.
Around 3.5 billion people in the world are unbanked and lack access to basic financial services. Bitcoin solves this.
There is a technology that allows to stabilize the electricity grids, encouraging the use of renewables and the electrification of the poorest areas of the Third World, a positive sum game for all parties involved. This technology is Bitcoin.
Most people are reactive, not proactive. They do not act - they react. Like puppets in the hands of their puppeteers, both visible and invisible.
Study Bitcoin. Own a Node. Use a Hardware Wallet. Run a Solo Miner. Be Happy.
To increase Bitcoin adoption, we need more education on the fallacies of the Fiat Standard and the criminal nature of the State.
A personal observation, thinking of "The Human Action" written by L. Von Mises... Human action is a result of Consciousness. Many individuals are not conscious, they simply react to the world and obey to their basic instincts, overwhelmed by emotions like a ship in the stormy sea. These individuals don't act, the are non-playing figures in this game called "Life". Only Consciousness enlightens the Will and leads to human action.
