Bram Kanstein
@bramk
Podcast host http://bitcoinformillennials.com/yt 🎙️ #Bitcoin, Philosophy & Entrepreneurship⚡️Creative entrepreneur (25+ failed ideas, 5 exits) | Advisor @Early_Riders
Yo @grok please compare the (global) debt based fiat monetary system and BITCOIN, and analyze which of the two is more likely to be a ponzi scheme, based on its characteristics. Include reasoning as to why or why not, and a probability percentage.
If this is how it plays out there might be a longer opportunity timeframe for plebs to stack before we get to 99% bitcoin mined in 2033/34. This is our opportunity to educate more plebs on Bitcoin. Start doing your part!
BTC/USD looks like two entirely different assets before and after the ETF The days of parabolic bull markets and devastating bear markets are over BTC is going to $1,000,000 over the next 10 years through a consistent oscillation between “pump” and “consolidate" It will bore…
ZOOM OUT. You think you understand Bitcoin yet your timeframe is the last two quarters (or the next). We are in a war. A marathon. If you want to sprint your brain is still in fiat mode.
I used to believe bitcoin fixed the incentives But after watching bitcoiners follow their own incentives, I'm honestly not so sure anymore It's not about self custody anymore. Its all about "yield" and "financial engineering" now Came for the revolution, stayed for the mNAV 🫠
Adopting Bitcoin IS inherently spiritual. You either let other people that don’t care about your individual prosperity determine the value of your finite time and energy, or you don’t. Which way anon?
Yes, we are going to have to engage with intelligent people making the same 5 boring (and wrong) anti-bitcoin arguments for the next 20 years.
At present, there is no legitimate use case for Bitcoin. Even if there is, 99% of holders don’t understand it and are holding as a pure speculative play. Making it still, even at $118k, susceptible to a spectacular collapse under the right circumstances.
Wow 600K+ views on this thread with @Grok
Yo @grok please compare the (global) debt based fiat monetary system and BITCOIN, and analyze which of the two is more likely to be a ponzi scheme, based on its characteristics. Include reasoning as to why or why not, and a probability percentage.
New anti-Bitcoin critique dropped. I am finding them left and right today. The fact there are costs associated with creating new Bitcoin is BAD.
Still my top Bitcoin conspiracy: Anti-Bitcoin bots are a thing. Still seeing it on YouTube. Also seeing it here.
My biggest Bitcoin “conspiracy” is that there are many bots that comment on YouTube videos with a super narrow use case (and AI): discourage people from looking into Bitcoin. I have been publishing on YouTube for 18 months now and this is an honest observation.
First person! I want to do 3 in total. Hit me up 🤝
👋 I am looking for someone who is on their journey into Bitcoin but not really sure yet. Someone who doesn’t fully trust their conviction yet, that has questions and ideas they want to discuss to better understand Bitcoin. If that is you, and you’re up for recording a podcast…
Wow. What a testament to the stability and staying power of bitcoin - $9B blown out over a few days on the open market and the price dipped 2.5%. 🚀🌕
JUST IN: Galaxy Digital announced it executed one of the largest notional bitcoin transactions in history, selling over 80,000 bitcoin worth more than $9 billion 🤯
What if: Your economic education is propaganda? GDP growth is a lie? Houses aren't homes, but broken savings tech? And the only thing that works as advertised is Bitcoin? @JoeConsorti joins me tomorrow for a 🔥 talk about why Bitcoin is a $100T+ idea hiding in plain sight👇
Is Fiat a Ponzi scheme? A solid question that everyone must rationalize through to find their way out of the failed fiat system and into the new #bitcoin monetary system.... Even to arrive at this question requires tens of hours of open and humble contemplation. We all went…
Yo @grok please compare the (global) debt based fiat monetary system and BITCOIN, and analyze which of the two is more likely to be a ponzi scheme, based on its characteristics. Include reasoning as to why or why not, and a probability percentage.
I learned more in this one thread about the differences between our fiat system and Bitcoin than I have reading anything else (and I’ve been studying this for years).
Yo @grok please compare the (global) debt based fiat monetary system and BITCOIN, and analyze which of the two is more likely to be a ponzi scheme, based on its characteristics. Include reasoning as to why or why not, and a probability percentage.
The quality of our critics is lower than mid
Btc is pure gambling like any Ponzi scheme. You need to be lucky to get out before it crumbles to zero.
I am going to ignore the monetization of a fundamental revolutionary and superior new financial asset that could finally solve everything that is broken by broken money, by comparing it to an event that happened ONCE, 400 YEARS AGO. That is what I am building my thesis on.
