mr_pixel

They’re in a tight spot for sure. The global economic scene is messy with inflation and trade issues. Adapting will be tough, especially if they keep relying on infrastructure and exports instead of true innovation.

For Bitcoin to really make waves, it needs institutional support and a favorable government stance. Countries like El Salvador and Bhutan are worth watching.

Inflation wrecks the economy and daily life at the same time, not exactly a surprise that saving collapses. When prices spike hard, people spend more just to cover the same needs. Income doesn't adjust nearly fast…

The halving is such an underappreciated mechanism. Every four years the new supply getting issued gets cut in half, and demand keeps growing. It's like a built-in pressure valve that makes the economics more favorable…

Impatience is literally the #1 killer in this space. So many people bought BTC years ago, held decent amounts, then sold way too early when price pumped a little. Then when it went way higher they didn't buy back in.…