Bitcoin is one of the greatest stories ever told.
Movie and TV tropes can help us
tell Bitcoin's story better.
Here's my @MWBTCSummit keynote
with 80 slides in under 16 minutes.
(h/t @bensig for the video)
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Movie and TV tropes can help us
tell Bitcoin's story better.
Here's my @MWBTCSummit keynote
with 80 slides in under 16 minutes.
(h/t @bensig for the video)
Camp Nakamoto has become one of the highlights of my year.
The coffee is just a small contribution to something much bigger.
Looking forward to sharing that coffee 👇during the breakfasts, conversations, and moments of connection where ideas are exchanged, friendships are formed, and the discussions that make Camp Nakamoto special continue long after the coffee is gone.
If you’ve never been, it’s hard to fully explain. You just have to experience it.
Camp is only a couple weeks away. If you’re curious, now is a good time to take a look.
@CampNakamoto
See you on the island.
Taking final steps in preparing for Camp Nakamoto on June 18th–21.
We are waxing the water skis ⛷️ putting the sailboats ⛵️ in the water 💦, receiving the highest quality beef 🥩 for Saturday evenings meal 🥘
We are also pleased to announce we will be serving a special coffee named Satoshi‘s roast brought to us by @bitcoincafex ☕️🔥
Tickets still available for full weekend pass or Saturday day ticket.
campnakamoto.com/
Bitcoin stepped out of the internet and onto the street.
Bitcoin Café just opened in Derry, New Hampshire.
People walk by, see it, and realize Bitcoin is real.
@bitcoincafex
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Why Bitcoin is the standard measurement for human productivity (explained in 7 minutes)👇
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If you understand bitcoin, it's always cheap
If you don't understand bitcoin, it's always expensive
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They’re going to print more dollars.
They can print more stocks.
They can create more crypto coins.
Only one thing has a hard cap that nobody — nobody — can change.
Bitcoin. 
Everything else still puts trust in someone. Bitcoin doesn't.
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JUST IN: Paraguay has just followed the lead of Bhutan, using wasted hydro energy to mine Bitcoin, for a likely National Bitcoin Reserve.
"Reports indicate mined Bitcoin will likely be held as a state asset or the national treasury, potentially used to fund infrastructure"
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In 1971, the U.S. told the world it wouldn't honor its own money. We've been living with the consequences ever since.
Nixon goes on television and says the dollar is no longer convertible to gold. The link between money and scarcity, severed overnight.
What followed: 55 years of printing money to cover deficits. They print the difference. Every time.
It kind of worked. Until it didn't.
Inflation compounds. Purchasing power erodes. The debt grows. Foreign buyers lose interest. So the central bank prints more and buys its own debt. Circular logic with a printing press.
Bitcoin was built for exactly this moment.
21 million hard cap. No exceptions. No Sunday night speeches changing the rules. The supply schedule is public, fixed, and enforced by energy, not politicians.
You can't print more Bitcoin to cover a deficit. You can't debase it by committee. You can't change the rules when the politics require it.
The system that broke in 1971 broke because there was no constraint on issuance. Bitcoin is the constraint.
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Money is stored energy—your creativity, labor, and time crystallized. Dishonest money bleeds this energy, silently stealing your life force. Bitcoin changes this. It preserves your energy, enabling a life built on unyielding value. The choice is always yours.





















