Bitcoin is NOT easy money.

Despite promises of "get rich quick," Bitcoin is NOT easy money. In truth, there's an epic opportunity in front of all of us - it will reward whoever studies it and has the conviction to practice it.

IMO, Bitcoin has won the battle of ideas. The topics range from: computer science, applied cryptography, game theory, distributed systems, infosec, opsec, behavioural economics, psychology, hardware/software engineering, energy production, monetary history, market mechanics, and Austrian economics in the context of the systematic failure of our existing financial system.

I believe in everything it represents (separation of Money and State, financial freedom for the people, taking power away from the corrupt elite, privacy as a human right, etc.).

The financial rewards are fair for those who dedicate time to understand it, and contribute to make it better.



Submitted August 24, 2019 at 03:20AM by lobt https://ift.tt/2zhqULI

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