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Thank you for your knowledge and information; let's be kind and elevate our knowledge together.
Please have some ethics, my friend. This is the intellectual effort I put into writing a post for the community—it has value. Have you created any value today, or do you just consume and trash posts that others spent their time, energy, and—most importantly—my SATs on?
The whales up there have all sorts of tricks, who knows, BlackRock even buys BTC, sells, and buys again.
Which part do you think he’s talking nonsense about?
Honestly, in any interview, only a small percentage of the content actually contains the key information. The rest is just embellishment or filler — yeah, you could call that nonsense if you want.
The core ideas are still my own thoughts, but to be honest, I do use AI to create some of the content. And the additional reading is mainly to direct people to my Primal so they can check out my other posts. Does that make sense?
In essence, Bitcoin is still primarily used as a store of value rather than a medium of exchange. Consequently, the general mindset is to hold it long-term, anticipating price appreciation.
However, this overlooks its function as a currency designed for transactions. Therefore, encouraging the spending of tiny amounts—even 10-15 Satoshis—is a way to cultivate a more relaxed and comfortable psychological approach to spending it.
Of course, for larger amounts of Satoshis, you should absolutely continue to hold them long-term in a hot or cold wallet. Ultimately, the goal is to raise awareness about how to use it effectively.
Yes, I think there needs to be an interaction between the world and money, and this is truly very difficult.