Amazing how everything these Bitcoin influencers push is so objectively contradictory. They never seem to share the tools that made Bitcoin valuable. Not even the simplest native liquidity pools or capital engines. They say you can be your own bank, when most who read this aren't even qualified.

On the bright side, mining farms have all the infrastructure needed for data centers. They just got you to pay for it. #Bitcoin

You fall into the pool of believing quantum computers won't scale to break legacy encryption, or knowing they don't need to.

The number of "privacy" advocates backing ANOM style projects, shows the general neglect of their own values. XMR and legacy blockchains will be decrypted, TOR and I2P have known vulnerabilities. Make note of these accounts. They're not your friend. Offer a truly private and anonymous solution, they will ignore it, because it was never about your privacy or protecting you.

Next generation blockchains will make legacy models look like toys.

Taking a look into post quantum services blockchains. ILC, QST, XX Network, NYM, and NAORIS. Each unique and worth a deep dive into their cryptographic models.

Putting all your eggs in one basket makes it really easy to target that basket. #Bitcoin

Fun fact: In the game "hot potato" the player last holding is the sucker.

Nostr is a constant reminder why you should be selling Bitcoin.

Absent to your opinions on the capabilities of quantum computing, institutions must adopt post quantum cryptography to maintain regulatory compliance. Migration is law.

The great depreciation, 2030. #Bitcoin

The next generational leap beyond quantum computing is subconscious computing, which terminates at consciousness.

Fiat is the ultimate trustless system. We don't even trust the institutions printing it. Still works.

Institutions have every incentive to write legislation against Bitcoin and the greater decentralized markets. They can make their own chains, with their own products to back them.

Get used to the phrase "legacy" blockchain. #Bitcoin

I'm guessing Square doesn't provide liquidity services for these poor chaps. 12% of sales, still not bad. I've met some of these people and they don't have a clue. Can we go back to casino chips? They have a nicer feel.