sms on Nostr: Speculating on how individuals, institutions, and governments that refuse to adopt ...
Speculating on how individuals, institutions, and governments that refuse to adopt Bitcoin will fare is entertaining, but watching it unfold in real time is far more rewarding.
The economic landscape is shifting, and those who fail to recognize Bitcoin’s role as the ultimate reserve asset are setting themselves up for irrelevance.
Who exactly do Bitcoin skeptics think they’re helping?
Certainly not themselves.
Certainly not the unbanked.
Certainly not those seeking financial sovereignty.
If anything, they’re helping Bitcoiners by removing competition for the hardest money ever created.
Every sat they dismiss today is one they’ll scramble to acquire later; at a far higher price.
As for those who clutch their pearls over Bitcoin’s use in illicit finance…do I care?
Not in the slightest.
The real crime isn’t peer-to-peer transactions; it’s the legalized counterfeiting and systemic theft that define central banking.
Central banks don’t just manage economies; they siphon wealth through inflation, debasing the money people work for while enriching those closest to the printing press.
Bitcoin doesn’t steal from anyone; it’s simply a mirror exposing a rigged game.
Bitcoin is not the villain of this story.
It’s the protagonist, the antidote, the reckoning.
And as this monetary revolution continues, those who resist it will find themselves at the mercy of those who embraced it early.
The wealth gap of the future won’t be between the rich and poor; it’ll be between those who hold Bitcoin and those who don’t.
The economic landscape is shifting, and those who fail to recognize Bitcoin’s role as the ultimate reserve asset are setting themselves up for irrelevance.
Who exactly do Bitcoin skeptics think they’re helping?
Certainly not themselves.
Certainly not the unbanked.
Certainly not those seeking financial sovereignty.
If anything, they’re helping Bitcoiners by removing competition for the hardest money ever created.
Every sat they dismiss today is one they’ll scramble to acquire later; at a far higher price.
As for those who clutch their pearls over Bitcoin’s use in illicit finance…do I care?
Not in the slightest.
The real crime isn’t peer-to-peer transactions; it’s the legalized counterfeiting and systemic theft that define central banking.
Central banks don’t just manage economies; they siphon wealth through inflation, debasing the money people work for while enriching those closest to the printing press.
Bitcoin doesn’t steal from anyone; it’s simply a mirror exposing a rigged game.
Bitcoin is not the villain of this story.
It’s the protagonist, the antidote, the reckoning.
And as this monetary revolution continues, those who resist it will find themselves at the mercy of those who embraced it early.
The wealth gap of the future won’t be between the rich and poor; it’ll be between those who hold Bitcoin and those who don’t.