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"So the absolute highest bitcoin can go at the current dollar value is $43 million?" Got this comment on my 2023 interview with Jeff Booth yesterday. It's fascinating to see these questions about price because they expose the cognitive dissonance when it comes to unlearning how we measure and define value in fiat terms versus fully embracing a totally new understanding and experience of value in Bitcoin terms. I was there back in 2023 as well, thinking I needed more Bitcoin to keep up; until I realized this system is the total opposite of fiat. I am currently writing an article about this topic; I think writing Beyond Money taught me to better see my own cognitive dissonance by mirroring the systemic programming I needed to unlearn to 'get' Bitcoin (certainly still on the path). Not sure if my response is clear, but I'm really grateful when people are open to questioning their reality like this ⚡️✨ image
2025-07-03 12:24:09 from 1 relay(s) 3 replies ↓
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The interesting thing is that the figure of 43 million US dollars doesn’t actually say much. It only reflects what you can buy within today’s systen. If you measured value in Bitcoin or within a more efficient framework, it would look completely different: fewer losses, clearer processes, more productivity. In hindsight, that dollar figure will seem meaningless, because it doesn’t reflect any lasting or real value.
2025-07-03 12:50:09 from 1 relay(s) ↑ Parent 1 replies ↓ Reply
On a bitcoin standard, our ‘material wealth’ is a direct correlation of the productivity gains made by 8 billion people. So if we collectively find a way to produce food 15% more efficiently one year, everyone’s food gets cheaper by 15% that year. So many wins!
2025-07-03 12:51:51 from 1 relay(s) ↑ Parent 1 replies ↓ Reply
Something I’ve been tinkering with in my head is in the current system, you send out your energy/time to receive energy/time in the form of money. But it’s a broken system. It’s not an efficient one for one trade. Maybe it’s my input is 50 and I get 5 in return. In a bitcoin system the only way you receive money or bitcoin back is by serving others. There are no inflationary jobs. Bitcoin imposes this on all of use. All the fat will be trimmed. So if I want more money or BTC, I must work to obtain that money. I.e. I must serve my fellow human to receive the money. I exert energy (ethically) and I receive energy/btc in return but with a 50 input to 50 output return. The more people I serve, the more btc I receive. If you’re poor in the BTC system, the only way to make money is to serve your fellow man. BTC forces us to live a life of service to others. Can you imagine?! It literally imposed the laws of the universe and what the masters have said and aligns with Karma Yoga. “You reap what you sow” Practice selfless service So interesting. This is how God intended.
2025-07-03 13:22:21 from 1 relay(s) ↑ Parent 1 replies ↓ Reply
Thank you for sharing your thoughts Matt 🙌🏼 💯 I see it like separate timelines or different realities, one where we have abundant money leading to scarcity for the collective and abundance for few, and another with scarce money that allows the abundance that is already here to distribute to all of us. So, if we are currently on the scarce timeline, then the collective return may actually be a negative and cumulative since 1970 (or who knows, since the last 5,000 years of fiat systems lol). Meaning we are actually missing out on exponential productivity, abundance, and who knows what else on our current timeline. "Can you imagine?!" 😅 Best question ⚡️ I also believe Bitcoin is the pattern interrupt breaking the karmic cycle and ushering in a higher timeline ✨ Very exciting times! 🙌🏼
2025-07-03 14:18:40 from 1 relay(s) ↑ Parent 1 replies ↓ Reply