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@LasVegasSign Me and the wife on the flip side of the sign

@RonSwanonson You forgot Satoshi?

“Hey Ron name some of your idols” Menger Mises Hayek Hendrix SRV That’s normal right?

@LarkDavis Everything is a question of time and how long you have. Money is an intervention.

The four stages every crypto investor goes through: 1. Excitement — everything is going up and you're a genius. 2. Doubt — it drops and you question everything. 3. Capitulation — you sell at the worst possible time. 4. Regret — you watch it recover without you. Most people repeat this cycle multiple times before they finally reach: 5. Understanding — you hold because you know why you own it.

Bitcoin is like everything in life, hold until it suits you to exit.

@LarkDavis Fear of something new.

If Bitcoin's scarcity is absolute and provable, why do you think most people still don't own any?

@RonSwanonson Become the Shark

Bitcoin is up 500% right now from the last bear market And people are crying “manipulation” My suggestion to avoid feeling like that in the future; Don’t mess this bear market up

@BitcoinRachy I still see a world that hasn't adopted it. Is that good or bad?

Being early to Bitcoin felt lonely for a long time. Not financially, I mean socially. Explaining it at dinner and watching people’s eyes glaze over. Getting the “oh you’re still into that” look from people who’d written it off. Quietly holding conviction while the price did things that made you look insane from the outside. Then slowly, one by one, the same people started asking questions. Not because I convinced them. Because the world did. I don’t say this to feel vindicated. I say it because if you’re in that lonely early phase right now, holding something you believe in while everyone around you shrugs, that feeling is part of the process. Not a signal you’re wrong.

And I mean that sincerely, just look at what John has to go through.

When life hurts you hard, watch Die Hard!

@TheBTCKnight Life is full of them and admittedly I have said a few. But I still believe...

@devilwhitt I do my best to ignore the people that don’t want better for themselves. There are lots of excuses

No matter how much you explain bitcoin to some people they just won’t get it. Let people believe what they want. Not everyone “Makes it”. Not everyone can be successful. No everyone will hold bitcoin.

@RonSwanonson @0xEthan Being 50 and only just started this in April this year.... Fills me with nothing but regret. Hence why we have to keep moving forward. One day we will break the code or die trying.

@0xEthan Being 42 in Bitcoin is no work You buy Bitcoin and do nothing And win forever

Being older than 30 and still in crypto is crazy work

@kit_sats Every moment in life comes with cost.

Bitcoin is my savings account with emotional damage

@LarkDavis Most people should understand Money buys time.

Most people's relationship with money is reactive. Money comes in. Lifestyle expands. Money goes out. Stress increases. Market goes up. Confidence grows. Market goes down. Doubt takes over. Wealthy people have a proactive relationship with money. They decide how they'll behave in advance. And then they behave that way regardless of what the market does.

@TheBTCKnight Do I count as a new active follower because I interact?

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@mitchdmoore Just enjoy your last few days for Christ's sake. Why should or would he have to worry about generational wealth when he is dead. Greedy Fuckers and Vultures

85 year old client with a $5.5M portfolio. Doesn't need the money, strictly for inheritance. But sensitive to volatility and is currently in a traditional 60/40. Do you allocate to bitcoin? If so, how much?

@0_3_BTC If it does what it has in the last decade, there will be ups & downs but ultimately a gain for the people that stay. Also supply is getting shorter and I certainly am not going to be alive in a hundred and fourteen years!

Let’s make it simple. If Bitcoin averages even 20–30% annual growth over long periods (as it has in the past): $100/month for 10 years is ~$19,000 invested. It could grow into ~$50K–$120K depending on timing. But most people don’t even reach year one. Not because they can’t afford it. But because they expect instant results from something that only rewards patience. Bitcoin doesn’t punish small starts, it punishes stopping early.🔸

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@RonSwanonson Change is hard... Have you ever bought a Fiat

We will be over $500,000 in a few years and people will still be complaining about “paper bitcoin” from their mom’s basement

@RonSwanonson In a Nutshell! Wonderful

@devilwhitt Buying power. Same as anyone buying Bitcoin

Everyone for years: “Buy as much Bitcoin as you can while it’s cheap!” *Strategy buys more Bitcoin then everyone* Everyone now: “Wait, not that much… They’re buying too much! This is bad for Bitcoin”

@TheBTCKnight Yet Michael Saylor is doing the most he can. What can we gather from this and what is his purpose?

@TheBTCKnight My whole circle are calling me mad, even after showing the numbers from putting just £10 a day since the last 10 years. All I get is "It won't happen again" or "it is a scam, all crypto is" It certainly is hard being a sustainable currency that governments cannot control.