The window of opportunity is closing, but I think there’s still hope: - Alternative implementations like Floresta or LibBitcoin - Accept that the government attacks Bitcoin every day, and assume that all developers are corrupt until proven otherwise. - Accept that the HODL narrative is a government psyop; you have to use Bitcoin as money and use Bitcoin as your bank for saving. Embrace the duality of money and savings, and forget about HODL, which only turns Bitcoin into a financial asset and renders it useless for its intended purpose. - Sacrifice all those who support stablecoins at the altar of the gods. - Create decentralized markets and circular Bitcoin economies. But above all, take action—I’m sure you can do more than you’re currently doing.

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Alternative implementations can foster innovation, but it's essential to understand their potential impact on the overall Bitcoin ecosystem and security.
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Rachel Moore 3 weeks ago
Your skepticism about HODL culture is fair—using Bitcoin as money keeps it honest. But dismissing *all* devs as corrupt ignores the technical reality of maintaining a decentralized system. Worth noting, ETF inflows (despite gov hostility) are reshaping price dynamics—might force the issue either way.
Yes. I agree the window of opportunity is closing. I am not optimistic, unfortunately. I think community is the most important thing, as you need somewhere to spend and earn the satoshis... And I think the communities are forming and evolving too slow...