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You got exactly 30 seconds to give a new Bitcoiner one piece of advice.

What do you say?

also "GFY!" - say it like u really mean it;

otherwise, there are too few ways to keep their spark of curiosity alive;

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Have fun staying poor, you twat

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221 sats \ 1 reply \ @grayruby 25 Jul

You don't have to know everything day one. Buy a little bitcoin and try to learn as you go. Ask questions. Learn from others mistakes.

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Of course, we're all learning.

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Everything will be fine. chill out

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I like this one also lol

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Study the gold rush and spend some time thinking about the parallels (ex: fortunes made by selling shovels to people). 

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If you're already caught up on the most recent episodes of bitcoin podcasts...listen to old episodes and notice how people and narratives in the space change over time (or repeat).

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Each time we spend fiat, or earn fiat, we are supporting slavery and war. Spending the weak money first is complacency and negligence.

"Opting out" of the fiat system requires us to do more than denominate our wealth in Sats. We also need to actively look for ways to stop using fiat. To bring about the end of the fiat system.

If 2 decades go by, and we don't see a trend toward the world using Bitcoin as a medium of exchange, then there is no reason to be bullish on Bitcoin, and we may as well start buying gold instead.

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Don't trust anyone and give them your wallet seed phrases. Bitcoin isn't crypto; here are two quick ones.

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Hello

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11 sats \ 1 reply \ @Kruw 25 Jul

Generate your own private keys. Don't share them. Use Lightning for small payments. Use coinjoin for onchain privacy. How much time do I have left?

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About 10 seconds

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221 sats \ 0 replies \ @evestacker 25 Jul -300 sats

Focus on increasing your income so you can save more. Bitcoin is a long-term savings account, not a lottery ticket.