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What for exactly? Self-custody is a very good thing of course but why would too much lack of it make price go to zero? Are you thinking this would dry up all liquidity? Something else?
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If not enough independent entities/individuals self custody #bitcoin, it goes to zero. Your ETF goes to zero. That's the game theory, bitcoin ownership must remain good part decentralized. Man up and do your part. It's easy.
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If not enough independent entities/individuals acquire and use #bitcoin without KYC, it goes to zero. Your KYC'd Bitcoin goes to zero. That's the game theory, bitcoin ownership must remain pseudonymous. Man up and do your part. It's easy. #DontRiskItBisqIt
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If not enough independent entities/individuals self custody #bitcoin, it goes to zero. Your ETF goes to zero. That's the game theory, bitcoin ownership must remain good part decentralized. Man up and do your part. It's easy.
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doing your part means owning multiple wallets and nodes (or node supplies) even if they are still packaged and unused. i do this in preparation for an inevitable attack on the ability to purchase these things so that i can help friends and family when they realize in a moment of desperation why these things are needed. i suggest those that are able to do so do the same thing and stock up
Conducting your transactions from a node you install from connected to sparrow from that you’ve connected a hardware wallet to is really satisfying. Don’t assume it’s hard! Plenty of people will help if you feel like it’s out of your realm of expertise. Just try it with a small amount of funds to start.