Before, I saw Bitcoin as just digital money. Then, I learned it's where science meets economics, a unique blend of cryptography and monetary policy. Now, I see it as a groundbreaking innovation, reshaping finance. This fascinating idea was shared by Michael Saylor at BTC Prague 2024. Have you considered its impact? @npub1vsdv...msjy
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"Fix the money, fix the world" - Bitcoin's more than tech. It's a moral shift. Do you agree? @Jeff Booth 

Unlock the power of teamwork for your Bitcoin security! 🚀 Collaborative custody is like having multiple keys to a treasure chest, ensuring no single person can access your Bitcoin without the others. It's a blend of trust and technology, enhancing security while distributing responsibility. But, watch out for coordination challenges and the need for consensus on transactions. Which tip was best? Save this post. @gladstein
Why Bitcoin is Your Wealth's Best Friend: Digital Gold Edition
1. Scarce like gold, only 21 million ever.
2. Beats inflation, grows over time.
3. Global, no borders.
4. You're the bank, total control.
5. Digital, moves fast, low fees.
6. Transparent, blockchain tracks it all.
7. Trusted, decade-plus of security.
8. Adaptable, tech evolves.
Bonus: It's freedom in your pocket.
CTA: Which one stood out? @Bitcoin Magazine 
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Michael Saylor on Bitcoin to $100k+, the "Crypto Renaissance," Digital Capital and MicroStrategy Outperforming Everything
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Bitcoin's not just digital gold; it's the only money no one can "print" more of. While governments inflate their currencies and any crypto project can issue more tokens, Bitcoin's capped at 21 million forever. This scarcity is its superpower, not a limitation. Think it's too rigid? Consider the value of a currency no one can dilute. Agree/disagree? Let's chat! @Swan Bitcoin
Before: Thought only gold could be real money.
Insight: Realized most sellable goods win as money.
After: See Bitcoin's potential.
Have you? @Sovreign
Back in 2017, amidst the Bitcoin craze, I ignored the 4-year cycle theory, thinking it was just market superstition. The cycle, driven by halving events every 210,000 blocks, supposedly influences Bitcoin's scarcity and price. After watching the cycle accurately predict market movements, I learned to respect these patterns, incorporating them into my investment strategy. Curious about how Bitcoin's cycles could impact your investments? @Guy Swann
"Latin America's top 5 debtors: Brazil ($1.4T), Mexico ($661B), Argentina ($323B), Colombia ($150B), Chile ($83B). To erase this with 5% of Bitcoin's supply would be a fascinating experiment."
This showcases the staggering debt levels and the hypothetical yet intriguing possibility of Bitcoin playing a role in national debt solutions. Imagine countries leveraging digital assets for financial health.
Do you agree? @DETERMINISTIC OPTIMISM 🌞 .
Why "Free" Banking Services Cost You More Than You Think
1. Hidden fees sneak up on you.
2. Your data is often sold to third parties.
3. Lower interest rates on savings.
4. Banks profit from your deposits.
5. Minimum balance fees catch you off guard.
6. ATM fees add up quickly.
Bonus: Free services mean you're the product, not the customer.
Which one stood out? @Jeff Booth
Title: How Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac Revolutionized Homeownership
1. Born during the Great Depression to boost housing.
2. Fannie Mae created in 1938, Freddie Mac in 1970.
3. Initially government entities, turned private to expand further.
4. They buy mortgages from lenders, ensuring more loans.
5. Bundle these mortgages into securities, sold to investors.
6. Helps stabilize mortgage rates, making homes more affordable.
7. Criticized for risky practices leading to 2008 crisis.
8. Now under government conservatorship, reform debates ongoing.
Bonus: Played pivotal roles in U.S. housing market resilience.
CTA: Which fact surprised you? @Club Orange
Before: I assumed Bitcoin was mainly for small, personal transactions. After learning about Hal Finney's 2010 prediction, "Bitcoin will be the high-powered money that serves as a reserve currency for banks... Most Bitcoin tx's will occur between banks," it clicked. Bitcoin's potential as a backbone for large-scale financial operations, not just individual spending, reshaped my view. Have you considered Bitcoin's role beyond personal use? @jb55
Transform your grind into gold: Why scarcity and durability matter in assets 🧵
To thrive, shift work into assets that are rare, wanted, easy to carry, long-lasting, and easy to keep up. Think of creating or investing in something that not only holds its value but potentially increases over time due to its scarcity and desirability. Assets that are portable allow you to move freely, adapting to changes in the market or personal circumstances. Durability ensures that your asset won't just vanish or degrade, protecting your hard work. Lastly, maintainability means you can keep your asset in top condition without excessive costs or effort, ensuring it continues to provide value.
Which tip was best? Save this post. @Tomer Strolight 

I once trusted digital cash without questioning. Realized CBDCs could lead to surveillance and control over spending. Learned the value of privacy. How do you feel about the balance between convenience and privacy? @boston wine
5 Surprising Facts from "The Creature from Jekyll Island" by G. Edward Griffin
1. It's about the Federal Reserve's creation.
2. Reveals secretive meetings of bankers.
3. Discusses the impact on the economy.
4. Questions the Fed's control over money.
5. Bonus: It reads like a thriller!
Which one stood out? @boston wine
Before, I believed our financial system was stable and fair. Then, I learned how money is created by a few, leading to inflation and wealth inequality. Now, I see the importance of a decentralized currency like Bitcoin, offering control and transparency. Have you realized the power behind understanding our financial system and the revolutionary potential of Bitcoin?
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Years ago, in my early Bitcoin days, I underestimated its complexity. Thought of it just as digital cash. Ignored its depth - a blend of money, time, energy, and information. My narrow view almost cost me a significant investment. This journey taught me Bitcoin's multifaceted nature. How do you see Bitcoin's essence beyond just money? @Club Orange