this turned into a family thread... great stuff.
You have basically two choices going forward in life when it comes to the long play on adoption of Bitcoin.
You either help to burn FIAT to fight Bitcoin or spend FIAT to bring light with Bitcoin.
The realization of this power-choice is a big discovery.
First FIAT that goes all in is the Venezuelan Bolivar, then Russia and ultimately China with all its paper-empire might against Bitcoin.
When all assets has been reallocated within a few days, life continues and Bitcoin makes everyone's lives better!
You've got an invasion going on @4 .
Welcome aboard, @4 will soon teach you all how to fly on earth, become successful & stay independent in a free society, only possible on/with Bitcoin/Twetch.
@4 & @3 was loud on Twitter, caught my attention & just got an invite early a year ago for some reason (hopefully POW?). I was already a year onchain using memo.sv (a distant competitor to Twetch).
Never let anyone intimidate you over the phone, hang up. Use it for family, friends & a separate phone for clients.
You're welcome, you are going to avoid a lot of problems in life.
When it comes to anything official, never accept any incoming calls.
We learn from a past that can't be moved.
Fight hard with yourself to not to be that person who sold your Bitcoin in 2020, 2021, 2022, etc. to save some more FIAT. Most of you will lose Bitcoin on these trades.
It is better to buy what you need when you really need it, that's it. Limited money.
There seems to be an interest in society from a governmental point of view to not have 16-18 year olds ready to make their personal budget, calculate their own taxes so they can evaluate the "opportunity" to start a business and become free & independent.
Transparency is key for a society to work. Freedom of the press and all that comes with it.
Bitcoin threatens the unprofitable stock market companies constructed by today's VC's.
Change can happen in a flip of a switch & there seems to be some acknowledgement of the risks around pumping stocks based on potential market share & not actual profit.
I would think paying $10 for digital ownership of 1 movie I might watch statistically twice in my lifespan is a "little bit high" in 2020?
Rent is usually half at $5.
What happened to digital distribution lowering costs?
Let's see what @14352 can do.
