What an awesome w.e! Had the priviledge to join the crowd at @BTC Prague The highlight of that for me was talking to @jack mallers for a few minutes who confirmed what I thought regarding treasury BTC companies. 21 or Strategy are well capitalised and robust but other smaller companies might not be. The next bearmarket could well involve forced liquidations. Jack's presentation was awesome, very personnal and a great summary of the impasse the Fiat regimes find themselves into now. 1971, the year the US left the gold standard started a wave of suicides amongst the young, criminality, impoverishment of the middle class and general debasement which continues to this day. But beyond Bitcoin, what I loved even more was joining the crowd at MoneroKonf, @MoneroInfo @MoneroTalk where the vibe was true Cypherpunk, one imagines similar to that of early Bitcoin conferences. There I met a very diverse crowd from all walks of life all driven to further the advancement of privacy and anonymity. Many bitcoiners were there as well as a university professor completely uninterested in Bitcoin for he views it as non-fungible, a take I found interesting when newly minted tokens fetch a premium on OTC markets. I have much to learn from this diverse crowd, Monero adopters and bitcoiners but already knowing there are solutions to the CBDC hellhole central governments will force down our throat is a huge source of optimism. Like the heroes of Ayn Rand's "Atlas Shrugged", opt out, opt out of the communist-style, centralized clenches and help preserve what's essential for humanity: privacy. @Cake Wallet @Marseille Bitcoin