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Wolf von Lare from Students of Liberty at BTC Prague: Anyone can produce value in the Bitcoin ecosystem
Wolf von Lare, CEO of Students of Liberty, gave journalists his insights from BTC Prague.
The community is an important component of the Bitcoin ecosystem. Bitcoin was open to everyone when it was created and must remain open to everyone now, despite all the changes.
In recent years, the cryptocurrency world has been subject to as much regulatory uncertainty and volatility as innovation and growth. The community supports the technology and one of the most prominent crypto communities in the industry is the one surrounding Bitcoin.
At the Bitcoin Prague 2023 conference, Wolf Von Lare, CEO of Students for Liberty, highlighted the importance of Bitcoin being open to everyone.
However, the Bitcoin community may not be "so welcoming," as people at events can often seem too technical or even "hardcore."
“ I've seen people walk away and say, Oh, this doesn't look like my tribe.
We need to be more self-reflective and mature. If someone wants to create a community, we have to be careful and ask, do we know people who know Bitcoin? Can they explain Bitcoin well? “
In an interview with Cointelegraph, Von Lare emphasized that everyone has the ability to contribute to the ecosystem and that the “openness of the network” is reflected in the opportunities for people to join the network.
“ It's amazing to realize that anyone can actually produce value in the Bitcoin ecosystem. Everyone can contribute. “
In the crypto world, and the Czech Republic is literally obsessed with it, there are a lot of wars between the camps of individual projects. Whenever it degenerates into a cult resembling a religion, something is wrong.
At the same time, the entire crypto world is part of the same effort. We are at war with scammers and fraudsters who steal and destroy the name and reputation of cryptocurrencies. And we are also part of the fight for the freedom to finance, hold and dispose of our property.
Wolf von Lare, CEO of Students of Liberty, gave journalists his insights from BTC Prague.
The community is an important component of the Bitcoin ecosystem. Bitcoin was open to everyone when it was created and must remain open to everyone now, despite all the changes.
In recent years, the cryptocurrency world has been subject to as much regulatory uncertainty and volatility as innovation and growth. The community supports the technology and one of the most prominent crypto communities in the industry is the one surrounding Bitcoin.
At the Bitcoin Prague 2023 conference, Wolf Von Lare, CEO of Students for Liberty, highlighted the importance of Bitcoin being open to everyone.
However, the Bitcoin community may not be "so welcoming," as people at events can often seem too technical or even "hardcore."
“ I've seen people walk away and say, Oh, this doesn't look like my tribe.
We need to be more self-reflective and mature. If someone wants to create a community, we have to be careful and ask, do we know people who know Bitcoin? Can they explain Bitcoin well? “
In an interview with Cointelegraph, Von Lare emphasized that everyone has the ability to contribute to the ecosystem and that the “openness of the network” is reflected in the opportunities for people to join the network.
“ It's amazing to realize that anyone can actually produce value in the Bitcoin ecosystem. Everyone can contribute. “
In the crypto world, and the Czech Republic is literally obsessed with it, there are a lot of wars between the camps of individual projects. Whenever it degenerates into a cult resembling a religion, something is wrong.
At the same time, the entire crypto world is part of the same effort. We are at war with scammers and fraudsters who steal and destroy the name and reputation of cryptocurrencies. And we are also part of the fight for the freedom to finance, hold and dispose of our property.