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Bitcoin represents more than digital scarcity. It’s the convergence of fixed monetary rules with open, verifiable settlement infrastructure. This fusion creates new possibilities for monetary reliability, payment efficiency, and financial transparency. 🔥 Banger if I do say so myself

A Linked in comment in response to me I mean…..

Fix the Money yes. But there’s more to it.. Bitcoin fixes a lot. It gives us better incentives. Hard money, no printing, no gatekeepers. All beautiful but… It doesn’t fix: That empty feeling a lot of people carry around How leadership became detached from actual people and places The fact that most of us are just consumers now, not citizens How work stopped feeling meaningful Or the low-key fear that drives so many decisions: “If I don’t extract, I’ll be left behind” Fixing the money is essential. But it’s not enough. We still need to: Rebuild real trust between people, communities, and institutions Bring humanity back into how we work Ask the hard question: what’s actually valuable? Help folks navigate a chaotic world that’s moving way too fast Fiat’s not just a currency system. It’s a symptom. It reflects deeper cracks in our values, in how we lead, in how we live. Bitcoin gives us a shot at doing things differently. But if we don’t change how we measure success, what we believe about people, or how we treat each other… We’ll just rebuild the same old machine. Same treadmill. Just faster and shinier. The goal isn’t just fix the system. It’s be better humans in a better system. Bitcoin can open the door. But it’s on us to walk through it and bring meaning back with us.

🔍 1. Money as a Moral Mirror “Money is not only corruptible but corrupting.” This isn’t a rejection of money — it’s a call to master it rather than be mastered by it. In Kenya (or anywhere really), the degradation of money (via inflation, state overreach, fiat dependency) leads directly to moral erosion: • Institutions rot. • Incentives warp. • Integrity becomes optional. In this framing, fixing the money is about restoring virtue — not just economics. Credit: nostr:nprofile1qqsx45yrjtgm4glklaafgz0z4309gs6cwfja3d99s8rqvlvgagcptpqprpmhxue69uhhqun9d45h2mfwwpexjmtpdshxuet54gjttu 🙏🏾

OMMMMMEGA……

European corporations are so far behind. I work for a global organisation HQ’d in Germany. 500,000 employees across 6 Business Units. The BU I work for just had a two day retreat celebrating results & workshopping how we could double those results by 2030. Same old “invest in people, new technologies, regions, products…” rhetoric. Everyone knows I’m a bitcoiner but this is an 🍊 💊 that Saylor will have to deliver. Corporations to corporation…