Reasons why people don’t like using Bitcoin (besides tax implications and volatility): There is no structured framework for Bitcoin users to save and liquidate their funds in a fast, affordable, secure, and intuitive manner. Bitcoin educators need to update their curriculum. The good old “not your keys, not your coins” mantra is no longer enough in an era of unpredictable onchain fees where poor UTXO management can make transacting a frustrating experience, discouraging users from doing anything other than hoarding large amounts in cold storage. I’m building a unified dashboard interface that connects all their storage methods: exchanges, hot and lightning wallets, cold storage.. etc., and allows for seamless swapping between them upon reaching subjective thresholds. It’s called @Cypher_Box and I think it will fix most UX problems in Bitcoin.

It’s here, now, and forever.

I thought that if I made my Bitcoin projects free and open-source then people would fund them. I was wrong. I’m starting to think that the more rational strategy is just to hodl bitcoin and not waste time on education and development.