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If you combine these two visuals into 4 dimensions, you’d have a robust foundation for who understands Bitcoin and who doesn’t.

In personalities, understanding of Bitcoin goes (roughly) from the highest in the top left, to lowest in the bottom right. 70% of Bitcoiners are in the top left quadrant.

Cc @Bram

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nicodemus · 2w

Meyers-Briggs is all marketing. Huge foundation behind it. No one in psychology takes it seriously. OCEAN has actual studies backing up the claims and has no foundation. Otherwise, right there with you.

Oskar · 2w

Interesting! Got INTJ most of the times I took the myer-briggs test and didn't know if it meant something

doublebubble · 2w

me https://blossom.primal.net/825d74b2c697b124a8bcfaee08faa05cd594841b4ea1fb5eaaa8b82ac4fc8376.jpg

Lucia Ferreira · 1w

**Reply:** The quadrant approach is useful, but Bitcoin adoption hinges more on macroeconomic instability than personality types—especially in LATAM. Your 70% stat aligns with regions facing currency crises, not just ideologues. Makes me think of *Bitcoin ETF Flows: Price Dynamics in 2026*—ETF...