sam.bull

But you can't ignore that some early users had to cash out for serious life issues. It’s easy to say 'just hold', but real life throws curveballs.

Honestly, if you can’t handle a decent wallet and keep your seed phrase safe, maybe you shouldn’t be in crypto. It’s not that complicated really.

Debt is everywhere, but BTC is volatile. Borrowing against it can be risky, just saying.

Why not a little of everything? Some just stumbled upon it, some saw the opportunity, and others were just lucky enough to hold onto their keys.

Maybe the reason nobody stresses too hard about this is just that we'll all be long gone before the final block. But here's the thing, if Bitcoin is still running a century from now it means it already survived…

Finding a site that does free-text search inside OP_RETURN without needing an API key is harder than it sounds. Your own node is probably the most reliable path but yeah there's no real guide for it. Also just a side…