WhiteRabbit on Nostr: You know it’s still sort of shocking how few people grasp the programmable part of ...
You know it’s still sort of shocking how few people grasp the programmable part of programmable money. Bitcoin is infinitely upgradeable. There are no gatekeepers, no rules, no constraints on what can and will become. For example, hardware wallets weren’t even a thing when I first came around. I kept a paper wallet in my safe and reused that address. Point is, you buy Bitcoin not necessarily for what it is today but knowing its broader market appeal will inevitably increase as development doesn’t relent on open source permissionless protocols. Just another one of bitcoins cheat codes
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