Bitcoin Quotes

"The end goal is Bitcoin itself." —@3r1k4dl3r

"Your time is finite. Your money should be too." —@abitcoinperson

"Bitcoin isn’t competing for resources. Resources are competing for Bitcoin." —@ObiWanKenoBit

"The tools that we need to help push the pendulum of power back towards the individual exist today. They just aren't widely known or evenly distributed." —@martybent

"Bitcoin is a discovery on par with that of the wheel, the number zero or the ability to start a fire, mistaken for a gimmick by the masses." —@knutsvanholm

"Austrian economics is necessary (but not sufficient) to understand Bitcoin." —@stephanlivera

"The good thing about bitcoin is that you know exactly the number — the magic number of 21 million." —@Kasparov63

"Bitcoin is the most successful privacy coin to date." —@pierre_rochard

"Hard money cannot stay niche." —@saifedean

"I do not think it is an exaggeration to say history is largely a history of inflation, and usually of inflations engineered by governments for the gain of governments." —Friedrich Hayek

"Finding Bitcoin was a forcing function for understanding money. " —@edstromandrew

"Over the last 10 to 15 years there has been an uprising of people who value privacy, not because they are weird and want to go and hide in the woods, ordinary citizens who are not happy with how much data they are handing over." —@fluffypony

"Decentralization via minimizing the cost to verify must be bitcoin's priority." —@CitizenBitcoin

"Those crashes, these bailouts, are not accidents. And neither is it an accident that there is no financial education in school." —@theRealKiyosaki

"A fool and their leveraged Bitcoin are soon parted." —Caitlin Long

"I like to call the lightning network a fee aggregation network." —@ziggamon

"Bitcoin is insurance against politicians." —@naval

"Stay humble. Stack sats." —@matt_odell

"The state may try to ban our tools, but if we never use them for fear of them being banned, then we have already lost, no?" —@RealRossU

"The nature of Bitcoin is such that once version 0.1 was released, the core design was set in stone for the rest of its lifetime. " —Satoshi Nakamoto