If someone didn’t get 1 Bitcoin before today, most people in the world will never be able to afford buying one at this price any time soon. They’ll be relegated to sats. A partial Bitcoin. A fraction.
I’m fully aware Bitcoin is limited in supply. And everyone in the world wouldn’t get a full Bitcoin even if it was free. My point is that, as of today, the average person couldn’t *afford* to buy one Bitcoin if they wanted to. So how is it really freedom money? Are y’all giving away some for free?
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2024-12-05 10:04:19
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