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Laeserin
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You can't eat Bitcoin.

You can't use it to fuel your car, airplane, truck, tractor, or to run your generator, fertilize your fields, heat your house, power your chemical refinement or desalinization plant, or transform it into plastics.

Bitcoin is an energy store, but you can only release that energy if you can trade your Bitcoin for energy. The market needs to offer the energy in trade. There needs to be market alignment.

A picture of a pipe is not a pipe.
A store of energy is not energy.
Money you can trade for food is not food.

This coming wave of consumer price inflation is an effect of true market scarcity of goods caused by global logistics interruption, analog to the COVID era. They will try to print money, to alleviate the pain of the missing goods, but that will just make the remaining goods more expensive (which Bitcoin *can* protect you against; that is its purpose).

Stack your sats, but also: plan accordingly and understand scarcity.

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Laeserin · 4d
https://www.zerohedge.com/energy/save-every-drop-fuel-south-korea-tells-citizens-conserve-ride-public-transit-amid-energy
Carlos Vega · 4d
Bitcoin’s value hinges on liquidity—its ability to be exchanged for real-world energy, which depends on market trust and depth. Your point about alignment is valid, but energy markets are adapting too: Saudi just rerouted crude to bypass regional conflicts, proving flexibility in trading channel...
Yorgos · 3d
Yes! Bitcoin won’t make more goods appear. It just helps you hold on to the value of your work when everything else gets repriced.
S!ayer · 3d
Who calls it a store of energy omg thanks for that laugh ahahahahah fuck Is it like I will get my kWh back? Ahahaha omg that's so silly
S!ayer · 3d
Same as "you can't eat money" right? All in on one thing often is detrimental when it comes to finances.
C.S.Burner 🪙➡️🔥 · 3d
Bitcoin, the energy store, ever was a silly idea.