Bitcoin saved my life.

@Bitbrand built a business with steel, fire, and leather. He invented the Bitcoin branding iron.

Share Your Bitcoin Journey, Episode 19. 21 sats on Fanfares. Those sats go to Bitcoin For The Arts and fund the next artist. No ads. Value for value.

https://fanfares.io/s/EC4U-e#pay

Bitcoin saved my life.

Pete of @nprofile1q..., filmed in his van in Jersey City. He quit the corporate job, open-sourced the Bitcoin branding iron, and burns the mark into leather and wood by hand. No ink. No two pieces alike.

Share Your Bitcoin Journey, Episode 19. Presented by Bitcoin For The Arts.

bitbrandshop.com

Value for value pays the artist in the moment. @Sara Jade made a million sats in one acoustic set, straight from the people listening.

Listen 🎧 to the podcast.
Ep 5 of Share Your Bitcoin Journey. 21 sats. ⚡
https://fanfares.io/s/hvVIuO

@Kyle Huber walked away from storytelling. He did not have a purpose behind why he wanted to be an artist. Client work was a hard life: trading time for money, always on the wheel. He thought wealth meant building a business he could sell.

Then he found Bitcoin, and it pulled him back to the work.

He saw the camera as a way to make change. Storytelling is the oldest of the arts. Bitcoin gave that a reason. The show is called We Are Satoshi because Satoshi gifted us Bitcoin so we could bring our gifts to the world.

Four classes on sound money this fall. 🟧

Mondays at 7:00 PM Eastern. About one hour each. Live online, plus one session in New York. We are still setting that room, so the signup is how we know who is coming.

Built for working artists. Open to anyone who wants a plain-English start in sound money. You do not have to be an artist to take a seat.

What Is Money? Monday, November 9, 7:00 PM Eastern

Unlocking New Creative Freedom Monday, November 23, 7:00 PM Eastern

Bitcoin in Practice Monday, December 7, 7:00 PM Eastern

Protecting Your Savings: Security and Self-Custody Monday, December 14, 7:00 PM Eastern

Reserve a seat: https://www.bitcoinforthearts.org/education/webinar

#bitcoin #art #soundmoney

HODL got bitcoin through the 80 and 90 percent drawdowns. Now that same mentality is what's keeping it from the next level.

@Kyle Huber puts it simply. You don't stack more by never spending. You stack more by buying and earning.

His barber just took bitcoin for the first time. A $50 cut costs him the same either way. If he buys $50 of bitcoin and sends it to her, he ends up in the exact same place. She skips the card fee, gets paid in the best money, and now she has a reason to learn.

The same goes for artists. Zap @Ainsley Costello . Zap Lady Nakamoto. It's not about the amount. A like says "nice job." A zap says "here is some of my time and energy, the value I stored. You can have some of it."

That is what motivates artists to keep going.


#Bitcoin #V4V #Zaps #BitcoinArt #Nostr

What is @`Anik Malcolm`'s one-of-one worth in 2140, priced in Bitcoin?

That year is when the last bitcoin is mined. The supply stops at 21 million. Dollars do not stop. They can be printed. A hand-painted one-of-one cannot be printed either.

In this clip, a Lady Nakamoto cost $100. It hangs in an office. It gets looked at every day. The buyer said he should have paid more.

Support an artist because the work matters. The person who buys it now also takes a seat in the shift, holding a piece of the culture in the same money the culture is moving toward.

#Bitcoin #art #plebchain

Full Conversation with @`Kyle Huber` and @`Dion Wilson ` in comments

For a century, artists got paid last. Labels, platforms, and middlemen ate first.

Value for value flips it. The fan pays the artist. Directly. In sats.

@Joe Martin, Ep 6. https://fanfares.io/s/xMLC9n