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just reminder "everyone's a scammer" they want your bitcoin. We joke about a million dollar pizza, and hyperbitcoinization has not even occurred yet. I praise Laszlo for his entrepreneurial use of a new technology, but I do not wish for myself or others to be a Laszlo. financial advice: only sell what you can afford to LOSE the LEGEND parts is we can just HODL never sell without their permission #justhodl #indonesia #bitcoin View quoted note โ†’
Nor should you. I imagine the point is that as a Free Market community, we are coming together to find ways to expand our transacting to strengthen and secure the protocol. My intention is to find someone who wants Bitcoin in exchange for their investment property. And an independent grocer who accepts Bitcoin. And so on and so on until all my daily needs can be met by trading my Bitcoin for the goods and services I need. And until I earn in Bitcoin, Iโ€™ll keep swapping my fiat over to cover what I spend. Win win ๐Ÿฅ‡
And I can't understand that. They compare bitcoin to gold and think they will only use it to store value. They will take loan and spend fiat. That may work in the short term, but if we all do it that way, then fiat wins. The ultimate goal is for fiat to disappear, so we need to use Bitcoin constantly.
This is a scarcity mindset, which shouldn't be conflated with Bitcoin's scarcity. I know I produce more than I consume, so spending Bitcoin isn't a concern for me. I have savings and it increases over time, whether I spend or not. I figure the bulk of these people are leveraged to the hilt, have a small stack, or produce little economic value. That's generally consistent with those who have a scarcity mindset. There are exceptions, but they aren't the ones telling me how to use my money.