if you’ve read this tweet you now must zap me 10 sats, because I am selling digital content directly. sorry I don’t make the rules. or you be a pirate.
@StevenPolet@Wealth_Theory one day you would care. you would hate yourself and regret your dismissal for the rest of your life, seeing your paper savings turn results of your life’s work into dust.
@josefajardo@Wealth_Theory thing is, after an 80% crash a person without deep understanding and resulting conviction would never buy any. they only buy when the media mentions new highs.
@btcMAXI_sg nobody but the very early adopters will ever have 1 bitcoin. if every millionaire in the world gets bitcoin - assuming they get all 21 million - they only get 0.5 each. every person in the world? can have 0.002 only. so 1 whole coin is for the new 1% of 1% only.
@denverbitcoin being smart is an obstacle to success. the smarter you are the smaller were your chances of becoming a leader of the dumb masses.
bitcoin will change that balance significantly.
@ohfarfoxache @JohnWayne_SV you know how nigerian scam emails use typos on purpose, to filter out smart people and lure only the idiots? i think craig does the same thing, luring idiots with zero critical thinking ability to his cause with trivially debunkable “proof”
But here’s the kicker—when it’s convenient, they’ll tell you to trust them.
When it’s about custody and institutions, it’s “Look, we’re handling your Bitcoin. Just trust us.” And when you dare ask for proof, you get scoffed at.
You’re seen as the paranoid one. As if asking for proof—verification, the very heart of Bitcoin—is some kind of insult to their dignity.
How absurd!
Trust BlackRock, trust Coinbase... but don't ask too many questions.