Hello “desperate” Bitcoiners,
Simona here from @BitcoinForKenya . I bring good news from the part of the world where #Bitcoin is not a red candle—it’s infrastructure, is empowerment, is the difference between putting food on the table or starving. Here in 🇰🇪 Kenya it’s how people actually move money. Not theory. Not narratives. Money.
But yes, tell us more about how it has “no purpose whatsoever,” Mr. Peter Schiff. Apparently:
• Instant settlement and finality = useless
• Permissionless access = pointless
• Fixed supply = irrelevant
Meanwhile, a centrally issued gold IOU from Tether is now “the future.”
Ah yes.
Gold… but you don’t hold it.
On a blockchain… someone else’s controls.
Issued and custodied by… someone you must trust.
Revolutionary.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin just sits there, slapped hard in the face. No CEO. No headquarters. No marketing department that can tell people the truth.
Just 16 years of uninterrupted uptime quietly eating the financial system from the edges.
Here’s the part Wall Streeters don’t understand: Bitcoin doesn’t care about your feelings.
It cares about incentives. And the incentives are obvious.
When money works better, faster, cheaper, and without permission—people adopt it.
Not because they read a whitepaper but because it solves a problem.
Price follows understanding. Understanding follows necessity. And necessity is everywhere.
So relax. Users are onboarding. Communities are building circular economies. The locals are stacking. The network is growing.
Price is noisy, but the adoption is quiet and relentless. And quiet things compound.
Bitcoin doesn’t need hype. It needs time. Tick tock.
Stack accordingly. 🚀
Read my article, repost, follow and zap if you like.
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Bitcoin Is Winning Where It Matters
The striking difference: How Africa adopts and uses bitcoin every day, while Wall Street still thinks it has no use.
