Kindle means your books aren't in self custody.

Thank you for the reply.

I understand the benefits. I understand not selling your btc. On paper it sounds great, and I really like the debifi model.

But getting shitcoins in return are less liquid than btc or cash. For example, if I want to use a loan to invest equipment in my business, I don't know of anyone in the real world wanting usdt, eth, or liquid(which is a pretty ironic name). At that point btc is actually more desirable or workable.

And as far as I can tell, if you want to take on shitcoins you have to go through another exchange. Which reintroduces kyc and potentially a tax liability. Am I wrong? I'm sincerely asking. If I didn't care, I'd go with strike or coinbase and have to turn over my keys to questionable actors with questionable motives and give up privacy.

I also realize that we are still early and these are growing pains. But this seems like a fear problem to solve.

Sounds great, but most of the offers deal in crypto that you still have to sell on an exchange. Why would I want L-BTC, tether or worse? Am I missing something?

100%. Is bitcoin for the masses or not?

Fair enough. I agree education is better than ignorance. But Robespierre actually didn't see it that way.

Context matters. That quote said by that man is ironic. By his actions he wielded ignorance as a weapon to cause all kinds of tyranny and terror.

He was a wicked tyrant.

Unless you mean this ironically, you might want further education on Robespierre.

How would you define blind faith?

I am simply saying that Christians base their faith off of evidence, like scripture, creation, and the revelation of Jesus(witnessed in history and scripture). Not simply wishful thinking or something else without evidence to verify.

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