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#WhatBitcoinTaughtMe (WBTM) https://geyser.fund/project/whatbitcointaughtme A lot of valuable info isn't on indexed webpages – it's in #podcasts and #videos, which aren’t easy to search. At #WBTM, we break down key ideas from brilliant thinkers and share the original sources, bringing you the best insights from our journey on #Bitcoin New Logo! 🍊 #BitcoinIsWater #DontLike | #Zap Or #Share NO FINANCIAL ADVICE, EDUCATIONAL CONTENT ONLY Donations: https://coinos.io/WBTM Available communication channels: #Nostr (main source) #Podcast #Fountain https://fountain.fm/show/qY2p53f9v5BE3gsUwo4t #Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/4uBOOdKzF3GT7NFWPRDUP1 #YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@WBTM21 #BlueSky @wbtm.bsky.social #X|Twitter @wbtm21 #Threads @wbtm.21 #Instagram @wbtm.21 (bitcoin Art) #TelegramGroup (short Articles) https://t.me/wbtm21 #WhatsAppGroup (discussions) | Community (short Articles) #LinkedInCompanyPage (medium-size Articles) https://www.linkedin.com/company/wbtm/
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WBTM 2 months ago
"Governments are unique in that they can legally print more money." This ability allows them to operate in deficit far longer than any company or individual could, as they can always create more currency to pay off debts. However, this often leads to devaluation of the currency and inflation. Bitcoin, with its fixed supply, offers a solution by preventing such unchecked monetary expansion. Do you agree? @preston image
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WBTM 2 months ago
Central banks, listen up! Swapping endless paper for finite digital gold? That's the future. 🚀 1. Bitcoin's scarcity mirrors gold, but it's easier to store and move. 2. Digital assets are becoming mainstream, don't get left behind. 3. Diversify or risk inflation eating your reserves. Which tip was best? Save this post. @Club Orange image
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WBTM 2 months ago
"90% of Bitcoin's price movement can be explained by liquidity." This means when there's more cash around, people are more likely to invest in Bitcoin, driving its price up. It's like when everyone's buying ice cream, the ice cream shop does really well. Do you agree? @gladstein
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WBTM 2 months ago
Before: Thought Bitcoin was just digital money, not solving real problems. Insight: Learned it solves the Byzantine Generals Problem, enabling trustless consensus in a decentralized network. After: Realized Bitcoin's true innovation is its ability to achieve agreement across distrustful parties, revolutionizing digital trust. Have you grasped its groundbreaking impact? @Michael Saylor
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WBTM 2 months ago
Why Balancing Budget Deficits Matters for Governments 1. Prevents unsustainable debt growth. 2. Maintains investor confidence. 3. Ensures funds for future crises. 4. Controls inflation by managing spending. 5. Bitcoin could offer a transparent, finite asset to back currencies. 6. Encourages responsible fiscal policies. Bonus: Balanced budgets can lead to economic stability, benefiting everyone. CTA: Which one stood out? @npub1casa...tzdc
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WBTM 2 months ago
Ohhhh this guy as well OMG
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WBTM 2 months ago
She said it, obviously this is not Ai 😂
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WBTM 2 months ago
Bitcoin #halving explained 💥 supply cuts, scarcity rises, and value grows like digital gold 🌋 discover why this event shapes #Bitcoin’s future and global money system forever (NEW) Amazing Episode on our YouTube Channel 🫵👇 .
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WBTM 2 months ago
5 Reasons Bitcoin Hasn't Failed as a Payment System: 1. Global reach without borders. 2. Low transaction fees for international transfers. 3. Increased merchant adoption. 4. Lightning Network speeds up transactions. 5. Offers financial inclusion. Bonus: Resilience against censorship. CTA: Which one stood out? @Sovreign image
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WBTM 2 months ago
🔥 Discover why your wallet feels lighter thanks to government spending! Governments fund their projects through taxes, borrowing, and printing money, all of which can lead to inflation. This process devalues your savings, making you indirectly pay for their expenses. It's like a hidden tax on your hard-earned money. Which tip was best? Save this post. @jb55
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