You need to read this, because something is seriously wrong.
According to several Bitcoiners, especially some podcasters, it seems that taking your bitcoin into self custody and rolling the dice is something you can only do if you have the genius and technical capabilities of Einstein or Tesla.
Why are you painting this as the most difficult thing in the world?
This is YOUR. money, OUTSIDE the system, and you’re complaining because you can’t find enough attention span or focus to create and secure a seed phrase? You want to be like the clown Gary Cardone, demonising the dice?
The truth is that you’re not sovereign. You’re not curious. You don’t want to take responsibility for your money. You want to trust someone else to manage it for you. You want someone to hold your bitcoin, perhaps even operating on a fractional reserve basis.
That’s not Bitcoin sovereignty.
And no, Saylor is not a Bitcoiner simply because he owns bitcoin. Being a Bitcoiner is not a status you acquire by buying some sats. Being a Bitcoiner is the result of a process.
It’s a process of learning, questioning, taking responsibility, and gradually removing the need to trust intermediaries.
Self Custody isn’t reserved for geniuses. It’s a skill you can learn.
Stop making sovereignty sound impossible and roll the dice. I made this guide for you, give it a try.
#study #bitcoin #selfcustody #grownostr
https://selfcustodylabs.com/docs/learn/keys/random
According to several Bitcoiners, especially some podcasters, it seems that taking your bitcoin into self custody and rolling the dice is something you can only do if you have the genius and technical capabilities of Einstein or Tesla.
Why are you painting this as the most difficult thing in the world?
This is YOUR. money, OUTSIDE the system, and you’re complaining because you can’t find enough attention span or focus to create and secure a seed phrase? You want to be like the clown Gary Cardone, demonising the dice?
The truth is that you’re not sovereign. You’re not curious. You don’t want to take responsibility for your money. You want to trust someone else to manage it for you. You want someone to hold your bitcoin, perhaps even operating on a fractional reserve basis.
That’s not Bitcoin sovereignty.
And no, Saylor is not a Bitcoiner simply because he owns bitcoin. Being a Bitcoiner is not a status you acquire by buying some sats. Being a Bitcoiner is the result of a process.
It’s a process of learning, questioning, taking responsibility, and gradually removing the need to trust intermediaries.
Self Custody isn’t reserved for geniuses. It’s a skill you can learn.
Stop making sovereignty sound impossible and roll the dice. I made this guide for you, give it a try.
#study #bitcoin #selfcustody #grownostr
https://selfcustodylabs.com/docs/learn/keys/random
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