Have you thought about this topic?, I know that everything has two sides...
When you decide to put your money into Bitcoin:
- You're not financing any traditional business.
- You’re not directly creating products or services that might benefit society.
- The profits are solely yours, without apparent benefit to others.
Moreover, investing in Bitcoin often means:
Postponing some benefits for your family; there’s a strong incentive to hold, which could mean delaying things like upgrading your children’s education or moving to a safer neighbourhood.
Reducing reliance on the banking system and diminishing the government’s control over currency, which means less money circulating in traditional financial networks to fuel credit and inflation.
So, is “orange-pilling” the new form of voluntary activism?
Could it be that, in separating money from the state, Bitcoin represents a path toward a better society?
What are your thoughts? Is investing in Bitcoin a selfish act, or is it one of the most revolutionary ways to support freedom and innovation?
Are Bitcoiners just looking out for themselves, or is there a deeper purpose to this investment choice?
Share your thoughts!