You don't need to understand every line of code.
You just need to understand what sound money does:
If money can be made without effort, it's bad money.
That's every government currency, ever!
Bitcoin on the other hand, is extremely hard to create.
It's also divisible into tiny fractions to allow secure cross-border micro payments.
It's scarce. Storing time and energy far into the future is now possible.
It's censorship resistant; no central authority can stop you from using it.
It's permissionless; anyone on Earth with a phone and internet can get access to Bitcoin in minutes.
It's secured by math, the power of network effects and an unbreakable incentives structure.
That's what sound money does.
It has rules, not rulers.
It allows for secure peer-to-peer transactions without intermediaries.
It empowers the individual, regardless of location, ethnicity or class
No other crypto or government currency offers that.
Felipe
Felipe
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Studying Bitcoin since 2020, while building my ghostwriting solobiz✨ | Host of 'Clarity Sparks' Podcast🎤
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