It seems a little reckless to wear anything that is obviously bitcoin-branded in public (orange Bitcoin logo, using the word Bitcoin). Pleblab shirts on the other hand...
Yes, everywhere: Bitcoin evangelist18.6%
Yes, but only at Bitcoin events3.4%
No, bad opsec78.0%
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I was wearing some BTC apparel in the early years. And I stopped doing it. But now I only wear ONE and only in occasions when I meet friends that didn't listen my advice for years: I really want to see their grim faces.
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That is a pretty awesome shirt...
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I don't like too much the design ala "communist manifesto" but important is that nocoiners will get the message "I told you so". I fucking love to say it to them.
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This is great, I need to do this!
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I'm a little surprised you didn't have "No, I'm too cheap." as an option.
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Shoot. I wasn't thinking of it cause while I am cheap, I'm far more worried about putting a target on my back.
I really am surprised when I see Bitcoin apparel in the wild. Saw a Bitcoin bumper sticker yesterday and I just don't get it. Maybe it's god-level reverse psychology...
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I don’t mind but I do prefer to wear more obscure, IYKYK type of designs. And this is what I try to create as well!
Check it out at the Bullish Shop and let me know what you think. 🤙
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38 sats \ 1 reply \ @OT 15 Mar
Only in bear markets
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Ha awesome! The pictures will make you look like a genius!
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I did think about finding this but I don’t need another shirt.
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I'm not even saying people that I own Bitcoin. I don't want to attract thieves around me.
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34 sats \ 1 reply \ @Natalia 15 Mar
no, don't want to catch too much attention.
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This is my situation. Also I make Bitcoin stuff, but I can't imagine sticking a Bitcoin logo on something someone wears out in public. Makes no sense to me. I see all these other folks selling Bitcoin shirts and hard, but I wonder, like, who is buying it?
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I sometimes like to got to metal music events in Bitcoin shirts and in metal band shirts to Bitcoin events.
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Do you worry about people thinking you are some kind of og bitcoiner with a huge stack? (This is what I assume Normie's think of every bitcoiner when price goes up)
Probably the most dangerous thing would be to wear a Creed shirt to either type of event...
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I am kinda public person about Bitcoin where I live, have even spoken on national TV about topic, etc, so too late for me to worry about that.
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I wear them at home, at work, at party, at night and at everytime.
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Can't steal what I (might) have.
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Can still beat the shit out of you because you were "lucky".
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I’ve been an evangelist for bitcoin and other related things for many years, so I do wear gear like that. However, I only do it in safe areas. Where I live I know it’s safe. I will be more careful when traveling and in specific cities where I know there is organized crime or have been incidents in the past.
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I rarely wear colored t-shirts.
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Yes but only inconspicuously, like a sparrow hat for example.
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Exactly. I'm a fan of Bitcoin merch that indirectly references it. I don't think I'd ever put a Bitcoin logo on and go out in public. Feels like you are asking for it.
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Only on Fridays
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I've wanted to, but for the same reasons as most have decided it's a bad idea. Don't want to give anyone any ideas.
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Nope. Have one Bitcoin t-shirt that I wear at home sometimes but have never worn it out of the house. Maybe I will wear it this summer.
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17 sats \ 0 replies \ @harrr 15 Mar
I've got the little hodler socks.
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Yes, everywhere: not evangelist
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I used to, still have bunch of t-shirts. Because who else would wear those things if not the ones who own Bitcoin. And I don’t think it’s clever to disclose that.
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