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The Right to Exit is the absolute, unimpeded right of every individual to withdraw their economic activity, financial capital, and digital identity from any State or corporate jurisdiction at zero financial friction. This right is secured by the use of self-sovereign digital identity and sound, verifiable, non-fiat money (such as Bitcoin). It is the ultimate expression of individual sovereignty, ensuring that the consent of the governed is always voluntary and that Capital (Measurement) is always based on verifiable wealth, not systemic debt.
More KYC. More doxxing. More taxes. Bitcoiners these days are not the brightest lights. They are celebrating state licenced companies eroding the last piece of privacy. There are only 2 or 3 honourable Bitcoin businesses (BTCPayServer, Trezor) among thousands of government boot lickers (Coinbase, Binance, Square, Strike, Bitcoin Bull, Bitpay, Ledger, Blockstream...). The enshitification of Bitcoin is accelerating with every company that captures the "p2p ecash system without third parties". If you don't use Bitcoin in a self-sovereign way you are the problem. Why would I bother using KYC non-custodial BTC when I just can use fiat that is accepted everywhere? SoV sure. Nice! But we're not there yet and likely never will be since most people see BTC as a fiat multiplier and as soon as SHTF they will all call home their speculative investments out of necessity. KYC means social credit.
Done! To access Bitcoin functionality through Square. Also set up to covert 21% of fiat payments into btc. image For businesses that want to accept Bitcoin payments or convert card sales into Bitcoin: Sign in to your Square Dashboard. Go to the Banking section and select Bitcoin to begin setup. Complete identity verification and two-step verification if not already set up. Choose whether to accept Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network or automatically convert a percentage of daily card sales into Bitcoin. New Bitcoin conversions are managed through the Square Dashboard, not the Cash App, as of October 2025.
I don't think the problem is retailers who are unwilling to accept Bitcoin. The problem is Bitcoiners who are unwilling to spend their satoshis! Even at a German retailer for Bitcoin miners, only 5% of customers pay with BTC! Most Bitcoiners ignore the fact that Bitcoin is supposed to be a cash system and misuse it as a store of value!