BitcoinMike on Nostr: https://youtu.be/NeEbfXSobaE?si=4V9RFpE3XDsC9A_S This is unreal, many people will say ...
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This is unreal, many people will say to me. How can I afford Bitcoin? My response always is eventually you have no choice as people in South America & Africa slowly realizing and they are in far worse positions than us. The poorest people will benefit the most from this technological innovation. It’s a bottom up emergent phenomenon that rethinks centralized money monopolies. Think of it like a game of tic-tac-toe. If someone puts two Xs, you have to block with an O. Eventually everyone ends up on this. The choice comes with how soon someone figures it out.
You can buy fractions of a coin. You don’t need 68,000 dollars. You can buy 5 dollars worth. Move your monetary energy to where the future will be not in outdated fiat models that will collapse.
1 Bitcoin = 100 million Satoshis. We are so early that 1 Satoshi is not even close to one cent. If you change the unit bias it’s easier to see how early we are.
This is unreal, many people will say to me. How can I afford Bitcoin? My response always is eventually you have no choice as people in South America & Africa slowly realizing and they are in far worse positions than us. The poorest people will benefit the most from this technological innovation. It’s a bottom up emergent phenomenon that rethinks centralized money monopolies. Think of it like a game of tic-tac-toe. If someone puts two Xs, you have to block with an O. Eventually everyone ends up on this. The choice comes with how soon someone figures it out.
You can buy fractions of a coin. You don’t need 68,000 dollars. You can buy 5 dollars worth. Move your monetary energy to where the future will be not in outdated fiat models that will collapse.
1 Bitcoin = 100 million Satoshis. We are so early that 1 Satoshi is not even close to one cent. If you change the unit bias it’s easier to see how early we are.