spencer on Nostr: I dig it. But also depends what spectrum you’re measuring early / late on. - early ...
I dig it. But also depends what spectrum you’re measuring early / late on.
- early / late to “number go up” (mid-late from a multiplier potential, we may never see 10,000x gains again, but we will likely see 100x to get us to $10M/coin)
- early / late to mining the total supply (late given nearly 20M of 21M coins already mined)
- early / late on protocol adoption (super early given how low mining fees are and how under-adopted bitcoin is in industry outside of store of value use cases. Plenty of room for that adoption to still occur on corporation/small business balance sheets, renewable energy financing, demand response for energy grids, AI/B2B, P2P payments, etc)
- early / late to the movement/revolution (super early given how under-educated the global population is to Bitcoin as a concept. Has a lot of room to grow when comparing to “internet revolution”)
Suffice it to say, I hope Bitcoin is a forever thing and that we the people continue to protect its integrity and operations!
- early / late to “number go up” (mid-late from a multiplier potential, we may never see 10,000x gains again, but we will likely see 100x to get us to $10M/coin)
- early / late to mining the total supply (late given nearly 20M of 21M coins already mined)
- early / late on protocol adoption (super early given how low mining fees are and how under-adopted bitcoin is in industry outside of store of value use cases. Plenty of room for that adoption to still occur on corporation/small business balance sheets, renewable energy financing, demand response for energy grids, AI/B2B, P2P payments, etc)
- early / late to the movement/revolution (super early given how under-educated the global population is to Bitcoin as a concept. Has a lot of room to grow when comparing to “internet revolution”)
Suffice it to say, I hope Bitcoin is a forever thing and that we the people continue to protect its integrity and operations!