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Hong Kong just made refusing to hand over your Bitcoin wallet a criminal offense. ‼️ The updated National Security Law took effect on March 23. It forces everyone on Hong Kong soil, including tourists and transit passengers, to provide passwords and decryption assistance to police on demand, with no exceptions for personal devices. This is the kind of law that might sound far-fetched until they introduce one where you live.

If you're a rational person, the majority of your savings should be going into Bitcoin long-term. This is no longer a fringe idea. It's just logical. Sell the stuff that can be created from thin air and buy the finite asset. Hold it long term and watch your purchasing power teleport higher. Simple. Most who have held for 5+ years have at least 10x'ed their wealth. But there is a downside to hodling. And it's not what you think. The problem with getting fabulously wealthy by simply holding BTC is that it trains you to associate huge gains in wealth with something that is entirely out of your control. And while it's great to not have to worry about money anymore... Sitting on your hands and hoping number goes up is not a very satisfying way to build wealth. Nor is it a great use of your limited time in this dimension. A lot of Bitcoiners fixate on the fact that Bitcoin is finite. Knowing this, they focus all their energy on making sure they never let a single satoshi slip from their grip. But even though Bitcoin is finite, WEALTH is not. Buying Bitcoin isn't creating wealth. It's saving. Wealth is created by helping other people get what they want. The more people you help, the wealthier you get. When Bitcoin is $4 million per coin, a motivated person with zero Bitcoin will still be able to get wealthy. Today, Bitcoin is over $100K. The days of buying $1,000 worth of BTC and expecting a super-yacht are long gone. Now, some bozos will realize this and go buy some absolute garbage coin on 100x leverage... But intelligent people who desire to get wealthy will recognize that while Bitcoin is the best savings tool, to get truly wealthy they will need to capitalize on one of the many other opportunities that exist today. Consider this: If you wanted to sell stuff back in the day, you used to have to pay top dollar for prime storefront with high foot traffic and hope that someone would stumble in to buy your stuff. But the Internet gives you prime storefront in front of millions of customers. You have the ability to put a solution in front of the exact people who need what you're selling. This is an opportunity that people in the past couldn't even dream of. And it's right in front of you. It's an incredible moment in time. AI is smart enough to help a motivated person create solutions to problems, but not smart enough to completely outcompete human workers. The opportunity to create large sums of wealth is there for the taking if you want it. Now is it necessary to build large sums of wealth? Absolutely not. But if you're buying Bitcoin with the hope that it will make make you wealthy in the far off future... Why not find a way to get wealthy even faster? A way that's in your control. A way that helps you grow as a person. A way that helps you shift from the idea that wealth is scarce, to the realization that wealth can be created at anytime by simply helping others. Maybe you read this far because you were meant to do more than just hodl Bitcoin. Maybe the next step on your journey is figuring out a way to give the world what you have to offer. Maybe you're meant to get wealthy by helping others at scale. Maybe it's time for an adventure.