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7 sats \ 10 replies \ @028559d218 3 Jun \ parent \ on: What the heck is digital credit? bitcoin Stacker_Stocks econ

Bitcoin will not have a 'leg up' until there is better education as to what bitcoin is

People, generally, have ZERO education about how the fiat system works. They don't know what "backs" it. They don't know how new units enter or leave the system. They don't know anything about it.

Yet, they use it because it denominates everything about their lives.

People don't need to get educated about Bitcoin. Instead, Bitcoiners need to build a world where Bitcoin is the denominator... the thing we use.

If Bitcoiners are educated to what Bitcoin is, and yet continue making excused to use fiat daily, then why would education be the solution? Eventually, someone is going to have to stand up to the fiat system, and THAT is what is needed. Not education, but the will to fight.

Shit, I would say we need better education to what FIAT is. Because even the Bitcoin community is far too comfy using fiat. Not angry enough about fiat. Clearly, undereducated about the danger and evil that fiat represents.

121 sats \ 1 reply \ @028559d218 4 Jun

Read this about MoE

#1501468

I have posted before and I'll post it again... I spend bitcoin whenever and however possible because MoE is the future of the network. For us to move forward and educate/onboard others... We have to spend it

209 sats \ 0 replies \ @fiatbad 4 Jun

Yup, great post.

To be clear, my commend wasn't directed at you, but to the community in general.

Thanks for sharing that post. I'm 100% with you, and I've recently become bewildered by what Bitcoiners (thus Bitcoin itself) have become.

17 sats \ 6 replies \ @Scoresby OP 3 Jun

I think that was Parker's main point: that calling things like SATA and STRC "digital credit" is misleading people and actively hindering learning about bitcoin.

109 sats \ 5 replies \ @028559d218 3 Jun

Bloomberg doesn't want people to understand bitcoin... 'The banks' certainly don't want people to understand bitcoin...

And the government is more crypto-oriented - they strongly prefer people buy the memecoins or crypto coins of the president, the leader, the congress etc etc...

So where are they going to learn about bitcoin?

138 sats \ 4 replies \ @optimism 4 Jun

So where are they going to learn about bitcoin?

There's this website. It sometimes has interesting articles and discussions that help people understand Bitcoin better.

145 sats \ 1 reply \ @028559d218 4 Jun

Thanks I'll have to check that out sometime.
By the way... Have you heard about the new AI stocks? They're pumping they say ;D

7 sats \ 0 replies \ @optimism 4 Jun

I'm still hodling for break even on HAL9000, Inc.

86 sats \ 1 reply \ @SimpleStacker 4 Jun

never heard of it
are you sure it's reliable?

76 sats \ 0 replies \ @Sats_Cats_Club 4 Jun

Great question.

I cannot personally vouch for everyone there. I did however see one post from a talking Bitcoin mouse in a waistcoat, so the credibility is obviously being handled by the finest minds in monetary research.