Lucas on Nostr: A man, preparing to go on a journey, called his three servants and entrusted them ...
A man, preparing to go on a journey, called his three servants and entrusted them with some satoshis according to their ability. To the first, he gave 1 Bitcoin; to the second, 0.1 Bitcoin; and to the third, 10,000 satoshis. Then he left.
The first servant, understanding Bitcoin’s scarcity and long-term value, securely stored his private keys and kept accumulating more satoshis whenever possible. When the master returned, he had doubled his Bitcoin.
The second servant, though given less, also recognized the opportunity and safeguarded his funds. He used the Lightning Network for efficient transactions and, over time, multiplied his satoshis.
But the third servant, fearing volatility and listening to those who said, "Bitcoin is a bubble," did not bother to learn. He left his satoshis on a centralized exchange, which eventually collapsed. When the master returned, the servant had nothing left.
The master praised the first two:
— Well done, good and faithful servants! You understood the value of scarcity and protected your satoshis. Because you were faithful with little, you will now have even more.
But to the third, he said:
— You negligent servant! You had the chance to hold something rare and valuable, yet you did nothing. Now, even the satoshis you had will be given to the one who valued them. For whoever understands Bitcoin will see their wealth grow, but whoever ignores it will lose even the little they had.
And so, the third servant was left behind, watching the world adopt Bitcoin while he remained with nothing.
The first servant, understanding Bitcoin’s scarcity and long-term value, securely stored his private keys and kept accumulating more satoshis whenever possible. When the master returned, he had doubled his Bitcoin.
The second servant, though given less, also recognized the opportunity and safeguarded his funds. He used the Lightning Network for efficient transactions and, over time, multiplied his satoshis.
But the third servant, fearing volatility and listening to those who said, "Bitcoin is a bubble," did not bother to learn. He left his satoshis on a centralized exchange, which eventually collapsed. When the master returned, the servant had nothing left.
The master praised the first two:
— Well done, good and faithful servants! You understood the value of scarcity and protected your satoshis. Because you were faithful with little, you will now have even more.
But to the third, he said:
— You negligent servant! You had the chance to hold something rare and valuable, yet you did nothing. Now, even the satoshis you had will be given to the one who valued them. For whoever understands Bitcoin will see their wealth grow, but whoever ignores it will lose even the little they had.
And so, the third servant was left behind, watching the world adopt Bitcoin while he remained with nothing.