davidwetton on Nostr: Stages of Bitcoin realisation: 1) Family and friends are annoyed when you keep ...
Stages of Bitcoin realisation:
1) Family and friends are annoyed when you keep talking and posting about Bitcoin.
2) They are glad they didn't listen to you when Bitcoin fell in price in 2018 and 2022
3) They see the Bitcoin chart consistently rising over time and noticing that it's over $66,000 today, they realise they should have bought some at $200 when you advised them back in 2015, or in 2018 when the price fell to $3,000, or in 2022 when price fell to $15,000.
4) They do their own research to understand why the price of Bitcoin will only continue to rise against the Dollar, Pound, Euro, etc over time. (Governments keep printing money out of thin air, which devalues their currencies, devalues your money. Whereas there will only ever be 21 million Bitcoin - yes, you can buy fractions of a Bitcoin known as Sats)
5) They understand how Bitcoin is used as a medium of exchange, (i.e. money to pay for goods and services) in growing parts of the world (look up El Salvador) as it's a sound money, which is decentralised and secure, not subject to government or central bank manipulation.
6) They enter stage 1) themselves....
Thanks to tw_bitcoin (npub1l04…kdhn)
1) Family and friends are annoyed when you keep talking and posting about Bitcoin.
2) They are glad they didn't listen to you when Bitcoin fell in price in 2018 and 2022
3) They see the Bitcoin chart consistently rising over time and noticing that it's over $66,000 today, they realise they should have bought some at $200 when you advised them back in 2015, or in 2018 when the price fell to $3,000, or in 2022 when price fell to $15,000.
4) They do their own research to understand why the price of Bitcoin will only continue to rise against the Dollar, Pound, Euro, etc over time. (Governments keep printing money out of thin air, which devalues their currencies, devalues your money. Whereas there will only ever be 21 million Bitcoin - yes, you can buy fractions of a Bitcoin known as Sats)
5) They understand how Bitcoin is used as a medium of exchange, (i.e. money to pay for goods and services) in growing parts of the world (look up El Salvador) as it's a sound money, which is decentralised and secure, not subject to government or central bank manipulation.
6) They enter stage 1) themselves....
Thanks to tw_bitcoin (npub1l04…kdhn)