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Sometimes I wonder if Bitcoin actually changes people…
or if it simply reveals who they were all along.
Some people touch Bitcoin and suddenly think long-term.
Some become more patient.
Some become more disciplined.
Some start caring about self-custody, sovereignty, and truth.
It’s almost like Bitcoin pulls something out of you
a version of yourself you didn’t know was there.
For me, it feels less like “technology”
and more like a shift in how I see the world.
Does Bitcoin transform you?
Or does it just expose the part of you that was already awake?
Curious to hear how others experience it.
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Loving the Western Union advert smack in the middle of the r/bitcoin feed 😂 [link] [comments] |
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It’s incredible how many interesting and innovative products coming out to put you Bitcoin to work for you everything from staking, loan back products and the ability to you Bitcoin as collateral. I really think individuals you accumulate and hold this asset will unlock a financial edge limited to a small segment of the population. I really envision time where acquiring bitcoin will be nearly impossible or astronomically expensive because those who have even the smallest amounts will never sell. We are in a race with the entire world and the window is closing. [link] [comments] |
Am I the only one who’s noticed that the amount of BTC on exchanges gets “refreshed” every time it drops below 1,195,000? The same thing happened back in June—once it fell under 1,195,000, it suddenly jumped to around 2,500,000. Yesterday it was again near 1,195,000, and today it’s back above 2,500,000???
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