I just paid (exchanged sats for value) for food, firewood, eggs, and earlier this month, even salaries—all in #Bitcoin. The most practical way to engage with Saylor’s perspective is by using #Bitcoin as we see fit—as a tool for value exchange/currency. The circular economy thesis that enables #Bitcoin to truly function as the "Decentralized Electronic Peer-to-Peer Cash System" it was meant to be begins with each of us. "Notice that opportunity lurks where responsibility has been abdicated." So, what is our responsibility as #Bitcoin users when it comes to unlocking the true financial empowerment Bitcoin promises? At its core, #Bitcoin is just a TOOL. A tool for empowerment, financial inclusion, and unlocking incredible possibilities—but it is not those realities on its own. Saylor is simply capitalizing on the micro-responsibilities we’ve neglected as Bitcoin users to push an agenda that benefits him and his circle. How do we realign? By embracing the Spend & Replace mindset. Let the sats flow. Uphold the "Not your keys, not your coins" principle. It's time to put action behind the values we hold. Thanks @Frank Corva for making the Call to Action! View quoted note →