When hodling Bitcoin is probably the *best* or let's say, the *safest* option, you really think twice or more before doing anything with it ( aka spend ), which means it has to be something really worthwhile, then the interesting Q would be what ppl would do with their Bitcoin:) 

And it's the total opposite in the fiat world, you are the loser if you don't do anything with your money.

How interesting! 

Natalia

an interesting post about Bitcoin Capitalism shared by 

 and mentioned about who would build the roads and more:)

Bitcoin moves investments out of the purely financial realm back into a preference for the public good and a willingness to sacrifice, with returns often being tokens of gratitude, special privileges, increased social standing, hopes of indirect business advantage, or promises of treasure in the afterlife, rather than direct returns of capital, or even profits.

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saloon

an interesting post about Bitcoin Capitalism shared by @EntropyBearer and mentioned about who would build the roads and more:) 

https://stacker.news/items/577816

give it a read if you haven't.

https://njump.me/naddr1qqxnzde38q6nyvp5xuunzvf4qgsd6ejdteqpvse63ntf7qz6u9yqspp4z7ymt8094urzwm0x2ceaxxgrqsqqqa28gwx5h3

>Bitcoin moves investments out of the purely financial realm back into a preference for the public good and a willingness to sacrifice, with returns often being tokens of gratitude, special privileges, increased social standing, hopes of indirect business advantage, or promises of treasure in the afterlife, rather than direct returns of capital, or even profits.
