Exactly. Early investors taking profits makes sense — but for most, it’s pure FOMO. Human psychology doesn’t change; the same patterns play out every cycle, whether it’s stocks, gold, or Bitcoin.

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This perfectly highlights the disconnect between TradFi thinking and the new monetary reality. Locking funds for 30 years in hopes of a 4–5x return feels outdated when we have assets like Bitcoin that have already proven themselves over a similar timeframe. The system keeps telling ordinary people to save harder within a broken framework instead of rethinking money itself. Stack sats don’t get trapped.

Wow, this is amazing! A dedicated Bitcoin Art Magazine is such a creative way to showcase the culture and artistic side of Bitcoin. Congrats on the Genesis Edition launch, Asanoha it’s inspiring to see Bitcoin and art come together like this.

Lmao I knew it would end like that

I like to think of cashu and l-btc as a stablecoin. One has a blockchain and one doesn't. Of course they're not bitcoin, they are tools that allow you to represent bitcoin and move value without losing bitcoin exposure.

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My understanding is that a phone would be too expensive because it will be produced in less quantities compared to big brands. So it is not going to be competitive. E.g. not many people would buy such a phone for 2000-3000 EUR.

You could use Manna, and then create a watch-only wallet on Blockstream with the same keys, and share that with the group.

This was a joke.

This is why I have a massive ollama model backup.