I didn't hear @Guy Swann reading but I read the book a few weeks ago. I have also been thinking how to best position myself and family for this event. We don't have debt aside from our mortgage and a car. I don't have stocks. Only bitcoin. I do have a 401k accumulated before discovering and going all into bitcoin. I am currently struggling with how to handle that 401k. Should I cash it and buy bitcoin? Cash it and make the jump to buy the homesteading property we want? Leave it for future spending for emergency so I don't have to touch bitcoin as a first instance? All hard questions that entail risks and rewards.

Yes, we need to be careful not to sacrifice the bitcoin ethos - that which brought bitcoin to us - under the excitement of finely being vindicated, accepted and celebrated by the "enemy". Fintech is only in it for the short gain, not the revolution. Yes, its good more people are exposed to bitcoin through this wave of adoption but it is all for nothing if they change us rather than us changing them.

I am using it as my personal account right now and I am loving it. Really love the incentives and the decentralization of it all. Really unique energy here. This is something special.

Saved on my cart for my next round of book shopping.