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My biggest regret regarding how I've handled Bitcoin in the past is that I wanted it to replace cash so badly, that I ignored the potential of treating it like gold. When I first got into Bitcoin, yes it felt like a way to make a bit of money, but the vision I had was one where dollars were obsolete and sats exchanged hands in day-to-day life. I spent what should have been invested. Now, over the past few years, that's changed quite a bit. Of course, I still believe in the future where we trade sats for goods and services. Yes, I believe fiat will become obsolete. But now, I am focused enough on the future that I don't feel obliged to make that a reality today. Not yet. Keep stacking sats, friends.
2025-01-19 05:27:05 from 1 relay(s) 2 replies ↓
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I definitely can get behind that. Right now my "problem" with how I've been approaching BTC is that when it comes to buying something, I ask myself if I really need it. More often than not the answer is no, and I choose to buy more Bitcoin with that money instead. So I'm in more of a "don't spend, and buy more" phase.
2025-01-19 05:43:54 from 1 relay(s) ↑ Parent Reply