What is the right way to think about Bitcoin?

After some honest and fair criticism on my last post, I've taken time to reflect and clarify my stance. Not to defend it, but to help understand where I was coming from...

The post was aimed at beginners, urging them not to sell their Bitcoin during moments of extreme volatility, and FUD. My intention was to help them recognize the emotional rollercoaster that often leads to panic selling, and to prevent them from letting the most pristine form of money and collateral slip through their fingers, only to end up in the hands of big players who will never sell. Historically, money has always flowed from the unaware (poor) to the well-informed (rich)

But with Bitcoin, we have a unique opportunity to change the dynamic. It's our responsibility to help newcomers break free from the fiat mindset, and realize that they, too, have a fair shot at sovereignty and financial freedom.

I fully acknowledge and agree with the feedback: we must eradicate the fiat mindset.

Bitcoin is not just about HODLing in hopes of a fiat-denominated payday. It's about adopting a fundamentally new understanding of value, time, sovereignty, and freedom. Bitcoin is not just a better investment. It's a revolution. It's not necessarily about stacking for retirement in dollars. It's about opting out of a broken system designed to rob you through inflation, debt, and surveillance.

Hyperbitcoinization isn't just a dream, it's a direction. A world where the state no longer monopolizes money, where individuals reclaim control over their financial lives, and where trust is no longer placed in corrupt institutions but embedded in open, decentralized code.

While I still want beginners to understand the volatility, and not be shaken out of the strongest monetary asset humanity has ever had, I also want them to go further. Don't just hold Bitcoin, become Bitcoinized. Change how you measure value. Change how you think about work, time, energy, and freedom. Learn what it means to be sovereign in a world of digital control and economic dependency.