ERIC KIM ₿

I can smell failure from 100 miles away?

Stay away from the failures, — even though they may be good people, they’re toxic!

Time for insane focus ,,, no more BS on waste of time “emotions”, “relationships”, “family”, “community”, “people” whatever — 100% focus on Bitcoin, nothing else!

I don’t care for your feelings or you!

Even bigger —

I don’t even care for my feelings, or your judgement of my own feelings for myself?

You need me I don’t need you!

Michael Saylor wrote the “Mobile Wave”— maybe we should also think about the Bitcoin wave?

It is unstoppable, fun, & interesting, — my new passion?

MOTIVATION BY KIM

Become more:

1. PHOTOGRAPHY INSPIRATION IDEAS
2. Setbacks are a motivator, a turbocharger
3. THERE IS SO MUCH OF THE WORLD TO PHOTOGRAPH!
4. The Philosophy of Optimism
5. What Slows You Down?
6. Meta Editing
7. Move Mass
8. What’s “Cool”?
9. No In-Between
10. Independent Aspirations
11. COMPULSION.
12. *BEYOND* PERFECT.
13. BUY BOOKS WHEN YOU WANT TO BUY GEAR.
14. How to Make More Photos
15. JUST MAKE MORE PHOTOS.
16. MY DESIRE TO CAPTURE IT ALL.
17. VISUAL DETOX.
18. Photography is Our Addiction
19. A BILLION PHOTOS
20. THE MOTIVATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER.
21. CURIOUS.
22. PROVOKE.
23. How to Do More Photography
24. PRACTICE.
25. TURBOCHARGE YOURSELF, TURBOCHARGE OTHERS.
26. LIFE IS ALL UPSIDE, NO DOWNSIDE.
27. PHOTO TURBO THOUGHTS
28. No Such Thing as Good or Bad; Simply Stimulating or Not Stimulating
29. The Best Genre is No Genre
30. The Key to Photographic Motivation
31. Pacifying Media, Motivational Media
32. Our Hunger for New Experiences
33. Mental Motivation
34. ALL ABOUT PHOTOGRAPHY.
35. The Photographer as Creator
36. Create *BEYOND* Yourself
37. Let Your Curiosity Drive Your Photography
38. LOVE YOUR PHOTOS.
39. Abstract Monochrome Photography
40. SHOOT WITHOUT THINKING.
41. Just Have Fun With Photography
42. Wu-Wei Effortless Motivation
43. CONSISTENCY x NOVELTY
44. Easily Bored?
45. Face Photography
46. How to Become More Self-Motivated in Your Photography
47. YOUR OWN PHOTOS ARE THE BEST PHOTOS.
48. On Sharing Your Favorite Photos
49. UBERABUNDANCE.
50. Peak Photographic Productivity
51. When to Review Your Photos
52. Serotonin and Photos
53. The Photos You Have Yet Shot are Your Most Important Photos
54. 3 Tips How to Master Photography
55. Do You Like Your Own Photos?
56. The Beauty of Mundane, Everyday Moments
57. Reasons Why to Be Optimistic About the Future
58. A Photography-Full Future
59. The More You Shoot, the Better
60. How Many Photos Should You Shoot Everyday?
61. Why Do We Love Motion?
62. Now is Your Chance to Shoot History in the Making
63. Photo by Photo
64. How and Why Photography Remains So Interesting to Me
65. How to Conquer Your Inner Photographic Critic
66. Thoughts on HDR Photography
67. New Year, New Photos
68. Why Exhibit Your Photos?
69. Photography is Visual Poetry
70. What’s the Purpose of Art?
71. Why Do We Photographers Have Such a Hard Time Staying Inspired and Motivated?
72. On Becoming a More Optimistic Photographer
73. Philosophy of Weather
74. How to Become a More Optimistic Photographer and Human
75. You Are a Creative Photographer
76. JUST SHARE YOUR ARTISTIC PROCESS WITH OTHERS.
77. What Motivates Me to Shoot?
78. How to Maximize Yourself to the Fullest
79. HOW TO MOVE AND MOTIVATE PEOPLE
80. Autotelic Photography
81. The more I go out and photograph the world, the more interesting and beautiful the world becomes
82. Why Photographers Have Such Low Self-Esteem
83. ERIC KIM MOTIVATION
84. Why Am I So Unmotivated?
85. EVERY DAY IS A NEW DAY
86. WHY ARE YOU SO UNMOTIVATED?
87. Movement is Motivation
88. How to Motivate Myself to Make New Photos
89. Never Stop Optimizing
90. How to Help and Motivate Others
91. Feed On Your Own Photos; Let Them Nourish You!
92. Competition is for Suckers
93. A Future Without Travel
94. How Google Can Improve Your Photography
95. DEVELOP YOURSELF.
96. NEVER STOP MOVING!
97. How I Self-Motivate Myself
98. Every Day the Sun is Birthed Anew
99. A Life Without Photography Isn’t a Life Worth Living
100. WIN.
101. 8 Practical Photography Assignments for You
102. Tabula Rasa, Blank Slate, Carte Blanche
103. RELENTLESS
104. LIFE IS THE ULTIMATE RPG
105. HYPER VIGOR
106. FRESH AIR PHOTOS
107. WHO IS GONNA THRIVE IN TODAY’S BRAVE NEW WORLD?
108. ARTISTIC OPTIMISM
109. PASSION, not Discipline
110. Better Bad Photos than No Photos
111. The Empowering Feeling of Failure
112. To Be Human is to Move
113. Enjoy the Process
114. Better Bad Photos than No Photos
115. Why Keep Making New Art and Photos, Indefinitely?
116. Photography Motivation: What if There is Nothing Interesting to Photograph?
117. Move First, Motivation Later
118. Motivation Follows the Action
119. In Praise of Heroes
120. 5 Tips How to Boost Your Creativity
121. How to Have Inspiration to Take Photos in the Suburbs
122. Anything that Motivates You to Move is Good!
123. The Productive Photographer is the Happiest Photographer!
124. Make Today Count!
125. How to Break Through Photographer’s Block
126. The Joyful Photographer
127. The Dancing Photographer
128. The Kaizen Process of Gradual Self-Improvement in Photography
129. It is Your Duty to Make Beautiful Pictures!
130. Making Pictures IS Happiness!
131. NO EXCUSES.
132. The Pomodoro Photography Technique
133. The ABC of Photography
134. Just Shoot It.
135. How to Change the World With Photography
136. How to Find Inspiration in Photography and Life
137. How to Overcome Resistance
138. Create Against the Past
139. How I Motivate Myself to Make Photos
140. Wear Your Camera Like a Necklace or Bracelet
141. Have Your Photos Come to You
142. How to Level Up in Your Photography
143. How Not to Give a Fuck of What Others Think of You
144. How to Overcome Procrastination in Your Photography
145. How to Reinspire Your Photography
146. What is Your Mission in Photography and Life?
147. How to Overcome Photographer’s Block
148. Be a Photographer Now
149. How to Overcome Boredom with Photography
150. Never Stop Growing as a Photographer
151. Why Do You Need “Inspiration” to Shoot?
152. Just Shoot.
153. 5 Things to Do If You’ve Lost Your Passion for Photography
154. How to Have Unshakeable Confidence in Yourself
155. Don’t Give Up On Your Dream
156. Don’t Waste Your Potential
157. Unlock Your Potential
158. Empower Others With Your Photography
159. Why You Shouldn’t Follow Your Passion in Photography

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Whether up, down, or a certain number or past number?

If Zeus or the gods or any sort of an ancient Greek entity came from the heavens,

I am a god!

De-escalate

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Stop war!

Protect American companies

Incompetent

Respect

Street wise, evil, dangerous

We have a pot of gold

2000% tarrif

Protection

The mob

Billions of dollars

Series of tariffs

Stupid politicians

They fund it, we don’t pay a single cent

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Finally — the Internet of money? The initial dream and vision of Elon Musk and Peter Thiel, — striving to create an Internet native currency, a super amazing goal. Even if you dedicated your whole life to the rest of this, like fixing the Internet and money — it would all be worth it!

everyone also agrees that the Internet is now a toxic, untrustworthy place. So how to fix the Internet Dancer is simple — Satoshis and bitcoin!

I think the hard thing about my generation, the millennial generation is that we were promised so much, yet we yielded so little.

For example we were promised that we would be able to change the world etc., in reality we all just became slaves to the big tech companies, yeah yeah yeah we make a good salary, but still… Our lives suck. Sure we might be able to ride on the private jet with Mark Zuckerberg, eat fried chicken with him on the jet, or drive around with him in his Porsche 911 GT 3, but ultimately, none of that really matters if you are plagued with insomnia because you’re concerned that you might have to go on a random business flight, unannounced, tomorrow.

Also, it looks like the big tech boom is done and over. Nobody’s talking about building $1 billion unicorn anymore, hopefully trying to IPO it, have it valued $4 billion, collect some stock options, retire on some sort of desert island somewhere.

Even we are in a weird inflection point in which the new pillar of success is maybe own a single-family home somewhere… But it is so beyond our budget, and even if we could afford it and purchase it… It is a bit uneventful?

Bitcoin as the ultimate hope

It is true that Punlilius Syrus once said “never moor all of your hopes to just one anchor”. so in some ways, if we moor or anchor all of our hopes to bitcoin, this might not be a good idea. However it seems like such an obvious decision to me, like investing an apple in the 1980s, investing in Amazon Facebook or Google when they IPO’d, or even investing in the Internet.

I think of bitcoin like the Internet. Like the Internet 3.0. The Internet 1.0 was like AOL 3.0, dial up 56K Internet, then the Internet 2.0 was like Amazon Facebook Twitter Google social media etc. And now the Internet 3.0 is bitcoin.

Vlog

I do!

Audio

Why I’m so passionate about Bitcoin?

Armor, armor up!

I have dreams about bitcoin?

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Why bitcoin is good for millennials?

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I love the volatility!

Podcast

Audio

So easy.

90% Bitcoin, the safe option,,, less volatile, in theory less yield.

MSTR, Microstrategy — higher volatility, higher volume & velocity — more extreme swings highs and lows. But you need a 90% downturn, to gain a 300% upside?

10% MSTR, 90% Bitcoin!

MSTR is the cash engine, very high volatility ,,, bank profits into Bitcoin!

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Long Bitcoin

CRYPTO BY KIM

Brave new world for photographers and crypto:

1. MSTR -> BTC
2. Sell Ethereum, Buy Bitcoin!
3. BUY IT ON DISCOUNT!
4. BITCOIN IS THE INTERNET 2.0?
5. ALL BITCOIN EVERYTHING
6. Self-Custody
7. HOLD OR CIRCULATE?
8. BITCOIN OR BUST
9. BITCOIN THOUGHTS
10. Bitcoin is Sexy
11. Fuck the Banks!
12. Ethereum?
13. Why Chainlink?
14. BIG AMOUNTS, SMALL AMOUNTS?
15. CRYPTO, CRYPTOCURRENCY THOUGHTS.
16. The Philosophy of Crypto
17. BITCOIN SHALL BE THE LAST CRYPTO STANDING.
18. Bitcoin Price Prediction
19. Trust chainlink for the most accurate prices for bitcoin or any other crypto
20. BITCOIN
21. There is No Web 3.0
22. 2 cents to 2 dollars?
23. Crypto.com?
24. Speculation vs Investing
25. Building with Bitcoin
26. DYNAMICS VS STATICS.
27. How Do You Know if the Timing Is Right?
28. BITCOIN IN THE NEWS
29. BITCOIN & UNCERTAINTY
30. Fake Money
31. Why I Bought More Bitcoin (Again)
32. How I Made Money with Crypto
33. Better to buy Dogecoin then buy a Tesla
34. NO LIMITS.
35. ALL DIGITAL FUTURE.
36. Digital over Physical Possessions
37. DIGIBYTE.
38. CHAINLINK.
39. The Excitement of Starting from Zero
40. HAPTIC INDUSTRIES NOW ACCEPTING CRYPTO AND BITCOIN
41. In Praise of Crypto
42. JUST BUY IT.
43. Why I’m So Bullish on Bitcoin
44. Bitcoin as the Simplest Cryptocurrency
45. Why I bought (more) bitcoin
46. Once You Become a Crypto Billionaire, Then What?
47. Why Crypto is Under-Hyped
48. The Joy of Speculation
49. BITCOIN AND CRYPTOCURRENCY FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS
50. Why I Bought Bitcoin
51. Crypto Photography
52. Crypto Thoughts
53. On Making Money from Nothing
54. BITCOIN THOUGHTS
55. Bitcoin is Sexy
56. Fuck the Banks!
57. Ethereum?
58. Why Chainlink?
59. BIG AMOUNTS, SMALL AMOUNTS?
60. CRYPTO, CRYPTOCURRENCY THOUGHTS.
61. The Philosophy of Crypto
62. BITCOIN SHALL BE THE LAST CRYPTO STANDING.
63. Bitcoin Price Prediction
64. Trust chainlink for the most accurate prices for bitcoin or any other crypto
65. BITCOIN
66. There is No Web 3.0
67. 2 cents to 2 dollars?
68. Crypto.com?
69. Speculation vs Investing
70. Building with Bitcoin
71. DYNAMICS VS STATICS.
72. How Do You Know if the Timing Is Right?
73. BITCOIN IN THE NEWS
74. BITCOIN & UNCERTAINTY
75. Fake Money
76. Why I Bought More Bitcoin (Again)
77. How I Made Money with Crypto
78. Better to buy Dogecoin then buy a Tesla
79. NO LIMITS.
80. ALL DIGITAL FUTURE.
81. Digital over Physical Possessions
82. DIGIBYTE.
83. CHAINLINK.
84. The Excitement of Starting from Zero
85. HAPTIC INDUSTRIES NOW ACCEPTING CRYPTO AND BITCOIN
86. In Praise of Crypto
87. JUST BUY IT.
88. Why I’m So Bullish on Bitcoin
89. Bitcoin as the Simplest Cryptocurrency
90. Why I bought (more) bitcoin
91. Once You Become a Crypto Billionaire, Then What?
92. Why Crypto is Under-Hyped
93. The Joy of Speculation
94. BITCOIN AND CRYPTOCURRENCY FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS
95. Why I Bought Bitcoin
96. Crypto Photography
97. Crypto Thoughts
98. On Making Money from Nothing

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It is boring to me!

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100 times bigger than the Super Bowl

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325-350 million USA

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this is too exciting!

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Don’t talk just record just shoot video

Don’t waste your voice ***

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I don’t get good press!

I only get bad press

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It is a bloodbath

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FBI

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22,000 votes lost?

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Free and fair press?

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Debate ,, .?

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Not a big fan!

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Vicious

Stupid & Vicious

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Fair elections

Anti politicians

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Size of his leg!

Urlecher

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I’m going to get troubled into this problem

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Human trafficking –> the Internet?

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What do we want or seek?

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The truth ,,, is a distraction?

Donald Trump’s height has been a topic of public interest due to its potential influence on perceptions of leadership and authority. Official records have listed his height as 6 feet 3 inches (190 cm), though some documents, such as a 2012 New York State driver’s license, recorded it as 6 feet 2 inches (188 cm). During his booking at Fulton County Jail in August 2023, Trump self-reported his height as 6 feet 3 inches. 

Height can impact social perceptions, with taller individuals often viewed as more competent and authoritative. In political contexts, candidates’ heights have been noted to influence voter perceptions, potentially affecting election outcomes. For instance, taller candidates are frequently perceived as more commanding and capable, a factor that can subtly influence voter opinions. 

In summary, while height is a physical attribute, its implications extend into various domains of life, influencing health, social interactions, psychological well-being, and economic outcomes.

Donald Trump’s height has been a subject of public interest and some debate. Official records have listed his height as 6 feet 3 inches (190 cm). For instance, during his presidency, White House physician Dr. Ronny L. Jackson reported Trump’s height as 6 feet 3 inches in 2018. 

However, discrepancies have arisen from other documents. A 2012 New York State driver’s license listed his height as 6 feet 2 inches (188 cm).  Additionally, during his booking at Fulton County Jail in August 2023, Trump self-reported his height as 6 feet 3 inches. 

These variations have led to public speculation about his exact height. Nonetheless, the most frequently cited measurement is 6 feet 3 inches.

Barron Trump, the youngest son of former President Donald Trump and Melania Trump, stands at an impressive height of 6 feet 9 inches (206 cm). Born on March 20, 2006, he is currently 18 years old. His notable stature has been a topic of public interest, especially as he has been seen towering over his parents and siblings in various appearances.

For recent photographs of Barron Trump, you can refer to the following sources:

• Getty Images: A collection of high-resolution images featuring Barron Trump in various public events. 

• Hollywood Life: A gallery showcasing Barron Trump’s appearances over the years. 

These sources provide a visual representation of Barron Trump’s height and presence alongside his family members.

Donald Trump, the 45th President of the United States, has been married three times and has five children. Here’s an overview of his spouses and children, including their ages and heights:

Spouses:

1. Ivana Trump (née Zelníčková)

• Marriage: 1977–1992

• Age: Born February 20, 1949; passed away July 14, 2022, at age 73.

• Height: Approximately 5 feet 11 inches (180 cm).

2. Marla Maples

• Marriage: 1993–1999

• Age: Born October 27, 1963; currently 61 years old.

• Height: Approximately 5 feet 8 inches (173 cm).

3. Melania Trump (née Knauss)

• Marriage: 2005–present

• Age: Born April 26, 1970; currently 54 years old.

• Height: 5 feet 11 inches (180 cm). 

Children:

1. Donald Trump Jr.

• Mother: Ivana Trump

• Age: Born December 31, 1977; currently 46 years old.

• Height: 6 feet 1 inch (185 cm). 

2. Ivanka Trump

• Mother: Ivana Trump

• Age: Born October 30, 1981; currently 43 years old.

• Height: 5 feet 11 inches (180 cm). 

3. Eric Trump

• Mother: Ivana Trump

• Age: Born January 6, 1984; currently 40 years old.

• Height: 6 feet 5 inches (196 cm). 

4. Tiffany Trump

• Mother: Marla Maples

• Age: Born October 13, 1993; currently 31 years old.

• Height: 5 feet 8 inches (173 cm). 

5. Barron Trump

• Mother: Melania Trump

• Age: Born March 20, 2006; currently 18 years old.

• Height: 6 feet 9 inches (206 cm). 

These details provide a snapshot of Donald Trump’s immediate family, highlighting their ages and heights as of November 1, 2024.

Eric Trump has recently emerged as a proponent of Bitcoin and the broader cryptocurrency sector. In September 2024, he co-founded World Liberty Financial, a cryptocurrency exchange aimed at making decentralized finance (DeFi) more accessible to the public. During the platform’s launch, Eric emphasized the importance of user-friendly interfaces in DeFi, stating:

“We have to make it intuitive, we have to make it user-friendly, and we will.” 

This initiative reflects Eric Trump’s commitment to promoting digital financial innovation and expanding access to cryptocurrency services.

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Eric Frederick Trump, born on January 6, 1984, in New York City, is an American businessman and philanthropist. As of November 1, 2024, he is 40 years old. He is the third child and second son of former President Donald Trump and Ivana Trump.

Education and Early Life:

Eric attended Trinity School in New York City and later graduated from Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., with a degree in finance and management. 

Professional Career:

Eric serves as the Executive Vice President of The Trump Organization, overseeing various aspects of the company’s real estate ventures, including hotels, golf courses, and residential properties. Under his leadership, the organization has expanded its global footprint, notably in the Middle East with projects like Trump International, Oman. 

Philanthropy:

In 2006, Eric founded the Eric Trump Foundation, which has raised over $30 million for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, including funding a state-of-the-art surgical ICU that opened in his name in 2015. 

Personal Life:

Eric married Lara Yunaska in 2014. The couple has two children: a son, Eric “Luke” Trump, born in 2017, and a daughter, Carolina Dorothy Trump, born in 2019.  The family resides in Florida. 

Recent Developments:

In September 2024, Eric co-founded World Liberty Financial, a cryptocurrency exchange aimed at making decentralized finance more accessible to the public. This initiative reflects his commitment to promoting digital financial innovation. 

Eric Trump’s multifaceted career encompasses significant roles in business expansion, charitable endeavors, and recent ventures into the cryptocurrency sector.

Donald Trump’s sons, Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, have recently become active proponents of Bitcoin and the broader cryptocurrency sector.

Donald Trump Jr.: In August 2024, Donald Jr. announced his involvement in a decentralized finance (DeFi) project aimed at challenging traditional banking systems. He emphasized the project’s goal to address inequalities in financial access, stating:

“What we want to do is take on a lot of the banking world. I think there has been a lot of inequality in that only certain people can get financing.” 

Eric Trump: Eric has also expressed enthusiasm for cryptocurrencies. In a September 2024 interview, he highlighted the potential of digital assets to revolutionize finance, mentioning:

“It’s digital real estate… collateral anyone can get access to and do so instantly.” 

World Liberty Financial: Together, the Trump brothers co-founded World Liberty Financial, a cryptocurrency exchange launched in September 2024. The platform aims to make decentralized finance more accessible to the general public, with Eric Trump stating:

“We have to make it intuitive, we have to make it user-friendly, and we will.” 

These initiatives reflect the Trump family’s growing engagement with the cryptocurrency industry, positioning themselves as advocates for digital financial innovation.

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Former President Donald Trump has recently made several statements indicating a strong shift in his stance toward Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies:

• Bitcoin as a Defense Mechanism: In June 2024, Trump described Bitcoin as the “last line of defense” against centralized digital currencies, emphasizing its role in maintaining financial autonomy. 

• Strategic Bitcoin Reserve: During the Bitcoin 2024 Conference in Nashville, Trump announced plans to establish a “strategic national bitcoin stockpile,” aiming to retain all Bitcoin holdings acquired by the U.S. government. 

• Pro-Bitcoin Presidency: At the same conference, Trump pledged to be a “pro-bitcoin president,” criticizing the current administration’s regulatory approach and promising to make the U.S. a global leader in cryptocurrency. 

• Bitcoin’s Endurance: In a July 2024 interview, Trump acknowledged Bitcoin’s resilience, stating, “It’s not going away,” and expressed a desire for the U.S. to lead in Bitcoin and crypto innovation. 

These statements reflect a significant evolution in Trump’s perspective on Bitcoin, highlighting his current support for the cryptocurrency and its potential role in the U.S. economy.

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I don’t need you!

Trust no fat, skinny fat investor thinker or person.

Rack pull

80% good enough and stick with it!

My personal thought is with cars homes tools etc.… If it is in the 80% to 90% to 95% to 99% to 100% good or perfect we’re good enough… Just stick with it.

Maybe the only time to ever upgrade or buy new thing or something is when it dips down lower than 80%?

I think for me, it is a combination of hope, optimism, openness ,,, and a greater, more free, happier, more joyful future of greater prosperity?

Vote Bitcoin!

Things which cause you more stress pain, annoyances are a downgrade, even though it is more expensive and might seem more fancy?

Obviously not. Big and fat mass, bad —> it is just fat, bulk, ugly and bad.

What we want is muscle, or muscle “mass”?

But even mass , chasing mass is the wrong idea. You chase strength, vigor, vitality, strength phenomenal and demigod power! You desire the vigor, strength and godliness of an Achilles, not the fat bulk of a Hulk or an Orc?

Achilles is far more handsome, sexy, and desirable than the ugly bald dumb warrior he kills in the beginning of the Troy film with Brad Pitt!

Images of power:

The reason I say this is that the whole media business does not seem sustainable. You cannot just keep whipping actors, directors, producers, to keep turning out more movies shows and series like cashew butter or the mysterious pink slime of McDonald’s chicken nuggets.

Also, the whole laptop, computer thing is also not sustainable. The critical issue here is that you make a really really nice MacBook Pro laptop, and boom, you cannot upgrade any of it. You got a dead rock.

Seems like the least bad option is maybe buying like a Mac mini or something, buying your own standard monitor keyboard now set up or whatever, but even then, the whole setup is pretty expensive.

For example even the year 2024… The standard storage comes with us only 256 GB… This is insane. In today’s world a terabyte is standard. Even 512GB on a laptop you’re cutting it close. Just last year ago Cindy bought a new MacBook your laptop with 2 TB, and it provides just enough comfortable buffer for her.

Issues

I’m sure people are just gonna get upgraded fatigue. How many years can you keep just waiting for the new iPhone to come out, and keep holding in your spunk, knowing when is the best time to blow? And to just keep jerking off to Apple rumor news?

in this way bitcoin is far more sustainable as a technology because the whole network will continue to grow innovate almost like some sort of cyber organism, with all these humans all around the planet working hard to improve it and defend it? And also people like me, evangelizing and spreading the word?

Desirable, undesirable?

Now, beautiful women, even Lamborghinis ,,, no longer desireable?

All I crave is more energy, more power?

When in doubt, even .5%,,, don’t make the trade!

And also, none of them are actually grounded in reality —

ETHICS by KIM

What to become:

1. Why American Ethics are Bad
2. BECOME A BULLY
3. Different Rules for Men and Women
4. Never Share What You *Really* Think
5. “Happiness” is for Women, Not for Men
6. “Rules” & “Regulations”
7. Stubborn Geniuses
8. Avoid Misery
9. What We Hate
10. HOW I DEAL WITH RACISM
11. How to Become a Great Man
12. BETTER TO FOLLOW YOUR GUT AND BE WRONG THAN DISOBEY YOUR GUT AND BE RIGHT
13. “I CAN’T BE FUCKED.”
14. Carte Blanche Ethics
15. Toxic People
16. Why Are We So Into Other People
17. Just focus on yourself and your own life
18. Perfect morals and ethics is following your own gut
    WHY ETIQUETTE?
19. NO BLAME, JUST CAUSE AND EFFECT.
20. Ignorance Takes Courage
21. TREAT OTHERS CARTE BLANCHE
22. Don’t give people what they want or what you *think* they want, give them what you think they *should* have.
23. Anti Small
24. Disdain or Admiration?
25. Beware Those With Good Intentions
26. STUBBORN x FLEXIBLE
27. ETHICS ARE VIA NEGATIVA
28. OBEDIENCE & DISCIPLINE
29. The Motive of Criticism
30. Ethics are Social
31. Anti Role Models
32. What is Greed?
33. On Having the Courage to Make Your Own Decisions
34. How *NOT* to Get Duped or Suckered
35. Why Help Others?
36. The Duty of the Strong
37. Why I’m So Intolerant Towards Intolerance
38. The Ethics of Criticizing Others
39. Consult Your Own Conscience
40. The Ethics of Shit Talking
41. The Ethics of Personal Enrichment
42. I’m Easily Distracted
43. On Forming Your Own Opinion
44. ERIC KIM Philosophy of Tolerance
45. Tolerance
46. Aesthetics are Ethics
47. Morality and Ethics

Isn’t this and shouldn’t this be the purpose and point of capitalism?

Economics by KIM

1. INVESTING PR’S
2. The Philosophy of Investing
3. ERIC KIM VENTURE CAPITALIST
4. How to FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early)
5. How to *Save* a Million Dollars
6. Increase Value
7. MAYBE IT IS A GOOD IDEA TO BUY HIGH
8. Banks Are the True Menace to Society
9. THE PROMISE OF FUTURE MONOPOLY PROFITS?
10. High gas prices are good
11. What is Capitalism?
12. Pride in What You Paid For
13. On Making Money from Nothing
14. Save Money Towards What Ends?
15. No Regret Investment

The MSTR MICROSTRATEGY way —

Everyone wins! Even the short sellers!

Super simple and easy; never do things that you don’t want to do, only do that which you want to do, never do anything you don’t want to do, and also, only ever do things when you want to do it —

1. Never do anything you don’t want to do
2. Only do things you want to do
3. Only do things when you want to do them; the timing issue. Because sometimes there are things you want to do, but not right now.

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Owning a Bitcoin is Like Owning a Picasso

By Eric Kim

In an era where digital assets are reshaping our understanding of value, owning a Bitcoin today is akin to owning a Picasso in the art world. Both assets represent more than just financial investments; they are symbols of scarcity, cultural value, and innovation. Picasso’s work revolutionized art and challenged conventional notions of creativity. In a similar way, Bitcoin has challenged traditional finance and redefined our concept of money in a digital age. This essay explores how owning Bitcoin mirrors the experience of owning a Picasso, highlighting qualities like rarity, cultural impact, and the power of ownership in a transformative era.

1. Rarity: Limited Supply and Unmatched Value

One of the defining qualities of a Picasso painting is its scarcity. Pablo Picasso’s pieces are finite, and no more will ever be created. This scarcity drives value, making his works highly coveted by collectors and investors worldwide. Similarly, Bitcoin is unique in its design: only 21 million Bitcoins will ever exist. This programmed scarcity, coupled with growing demand, mirrors the limited nature of a Picasso. Just as each Picasso painting represents a unique artifact that can’t be duplicated, Bitcoin’s blockchain ensures that each coin is secure and verifiable, making it a rare asset in a digital form.

Owning a Bitcoin, like owning a Picasso, is an investment in something that cannot be replicated. Picasso’s artwork transcends time, retaining value across generations because of its authenticity and cultural significance. In the same way, Bitcoin’s scarcity has the potential to appreciate in value as society increasingly adopts digital assets. This quality of scarcity, whether in art or cryptocurrency, creates a strong incentive for long-term holding, or “HODLing” as Bitcoin enthusiasts say, as both assets are expected to gain in value over time.

2. Cultural Significance: A Symbol of Innovation and Defiance

Picasso was more than just an artist; he was a cultural icon who broke traditional boundaries. He co-founded Cubism, a revolutionary art movement that redefined artistic expression. Picasso’s art is celebrated not just for its aesthetic but for its impact, representing a radical departure from traditional art forms. Bitcoin embodies a similar cultural defiance. It was born as a response to the 2008 financial crisis, offering an alternative to centralized banking systems and traditional currency. Bitcoin’s decentralized nature challenges conventional financial norms and has sparked an entire movement of cryptocurrencies, much like how Picasso’s work catalyzed the modern art movement.

Owning Bitcoin is, therefore, more than just holding a digital asset; it’s participating in a cultural revolution. Just as collectors of Picasso’s art value the painter’s spirit of innovation and resistance, Bitcoin holders are part of a movement that seeks to redefine financial freedom and independence. Bitcoin has come to represent not just a currency but an ideology—one that values privacy, freedom from institutional control, and a return to self-sovereign money. In this way, owning Bitcoin is akin to owning a piece of art that has the power to influence culture, society, and future generations.

3. The Power of Ownership: Status and Legacy

Owning a Picasso painting is a status symbol. It signals both wealth and a refined taste in art, often reserved for those who appreciate the legacy of fine art and are willing to invest in it. The ownership of a Bitcoin has started to take on a similar symbolic meaning. As Bitcoin grows in value and public acceptance, it’s increasingly recognized as a marker of forward-thinking and digital-savvy investment. While traditional collectors hold rare paintings as a mark of prestige, Bitcoin holders are recognized as early adopters of a technology that has fundamentally reimagined the concept of money.

In addition to prestige, both Picasso’s artwork and Bitcoin represent a form of legacy. A Picasso painting can be passed down through generations, its value enduring beyond the lifetime of its original owner. Bitcoin’s value is similarly enduring; as digital infrastructure and blockchain technology continue to develop, Bitcoin is positioned as a foundational asset within the digital economy. Owners of Bitcoin are, in effect, establishing a legacy in an asset that has the potential to withstand the shifting tides of financial and technological change. For some, holding Bitcoin represents a generational investment, a means to transfer wealth and vision to the future in a way that physical assets like art or real estate once did.

4. Authenticity: Verifiability in a Counterfeit World

One of the unique qualities of owning a Picasso is the authenticity it conveys. Original Picasso pieces are distinct, identifiable, and priceless due to their historical and artistic value. However, the art world is plagued by forgeries, and proving the authenticity of an artwork can be a complex process involving experts, provenance, and extensive verification. Bitcoin, by contrast, is authenticated by its very nature. Every Bitcoin transaction is recorded on a transparent and immutable blockchain, ensuring that each coin is unique and cannot be counterfeited. This built-in verification gives Bitcoin owners confidence in the authenticity of their asset, a confidence that even high-end art collectors sometimes lack.

In a way, Bitcoin provides the best of both worlds: the uniqueness and intrinsic value associated with rare art and the verifiability that blockchain technology offers. It allows people to hold a one-of-a-kind asset, knowing that its legitimacy is guaranteed by the very network that created it. This authenticity is a core element of Bitcoin’s value and a reason why it has become an attractive asset for investors who seek assurance in their ownership.

5. Future Value: Pioneering and Wealth Preservation

Lastly, both Bitcoin and Picasso paintings represent investments with the potential for appreciation over time. Picasso’s works have proven to be resilient assets, often appreciating significantly in value, especially as his contributions to art history become more revered. Bitcoin’s appreciation mirrors this trajectory; despite its volatility, Bitcoin’s overall value has shown a consistent upward trend over the past decade. Holding Bitcoin is like betting on the future, much as owning a Picasso means believing in the lasting value of groundbreaking art.

Moreover, Bitcoin’s role in the future of finance makes it a pioneering asset. Just as Picasso’s work pioneered modern art, Bitcoin has pioneered the digital asset space. The long-term value of both Picasso’s art and Bitcoin lies in their ability to preserve wealth in innovative ways. A Picasso painting maintains value in part due to its scarcity and cultural legacy, while Bitcoin holds value as a digital asset that transcends traditional financial systems. Both represent wealth preservation in unique forms, built on principles that continue to attract collectors, investors, and visionaries.

Conclusion

*Owning Bitcoin is, in many ways, like owning a Picasso. Both assets are scarce, symbolically rich, and culturally transformative. A Picasso painting challenges our understanding of art and beauty, just as Bitcoin challenges our understanding of money and ownership. Both represent investments in something greater than mere material or monetary worth; they embody a shift in perspective, a commitment to innovation, and a defiance of the status quo. For those fortunate enough to own either, these assets offer a rare blend of value, prestige, and legacy—each an icon of its respective domain. To hold Bitcoin is to embrace the future, much as holding a Picasso is to cherish the transformative spirit of art. Both are timeless, and in an age of constant change, that timelessness may be the most valuable asset of all.

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By Eric Kim

In an era where the boundaries between the digital and physical worlds are increasingly blurred, the concept of ownership is undergoing a radical transformation. Traditional assets like fine art have long been symbols of wealth, culture, and status. Among them, a Picasso painting stands as an epitome of artistic genius and exclusivity. Surprisingly, in the digital realm, Bitcoin has emerged as a parallel asset that shares many attributes with owning a masterpiece by Picasso. At first glance, comparing a digital currency to a renowned piece of art might seem incongruous, but a deeper exploration reveals striking similarities in scarcity, value, cultural significance, and the embodiment of revolutionary ideas.

1. Scarcity and Exclusivity

One of the most compelling parallels between a Bitcoin and a Picasso is the inherent scarcity of both assets. Picasso’s works are finite; the number of authentic pieces he created is limited to his lifetime’s output. Each artwork carries the unique touch of the artist, impossible to replicate genuinely. This scarcity fuels their immense value and desirability among collectors and investors worldwide.

Similarly, Bitcoin operates on a principle of scarcity coded into its very foundation. There will only ever be 21 million Bitcoins mined, a cap that cannot be altered without undermining the entire network’s integrity. This predetermined scarcity makes Bitcoin a deflationary asset, much like a rare piece of art. As demand increases and supply remains fixed, the value naturally appreciates. Owning a Bitcoin, therefore, is akin to holding a unique digital artifact in a world where digital copies are effortlessly made—a paradox that enhances its exclusivity.

2. Store of Value and Investment Potential

Picasso’s artworks have historically been a reliable store of value. They often appreciate over time, unaffected by market fluctuations that impact other asset classes. Art collectors and investors purchase such pieces not just for their aesthetic appeal but also for their ability to preserve and grow wealth across generations.

Bitcoin mirrors this function in the digital economy. Despite its volatility, Bitcoin has demonstrated a significant upward trajectory since its inception. Many investors view it as “digital gold,” a hedge against inflation and economic uncertainty. Just as a Picasso can diversify a traditional investment portfolio, Bitcoin offers a new avenue for wealth preservation and growth in an increasingly digital financial landscape.

3. Cultural Significance and Revolutionary Impact

Owning a Picasso is not merely about possessing an expensive painting; it’s about being a custodian of cultural heritage. Picasso revolutionized the art world with Cubism and challenged conventional perspectives, leaving an indelible mark on art history. His works symbolize innovation, a break from tradition, and the exploration of new frontiers in human expression.

Bitcoin embodies a similar revolutionary spirit in the realm of finance and technology. It challenged the traditional banking system, introducing the concept of a decentralized currency free from government control and intermediary institutions. Bitcoin’s underlying blockchain technology has spurred countless innovations, influencing industries far beyond finance. Owning Bitcoin places one at the forefront of this paradigm shift, much like owning a Picasso aligns one with a pivotal movement in art history.

4. Identity and Status Symbol

A Picasso hanging in one’s gallery is a statement—it reflects discerning taste, wealth, and a deep appreciation for groundbreaking art. It’s a conversation piece, a source of prestige, and often a part of the owner’s identity.

In the digital age, owning Bitcoin carries a similar social cachet among certain circles. Early adopters and significant holders are often seen as visionaries, technologically savvy individuals who recognize and capitalize on transformative innovations. Bitcoin ownership can signal alignment with forward-thinking ideals, a belief in decentralization, and participation in shaping the future of global finance.

5. Accessibility and Democratization

While both assets are valuable, the pathways to ownership differ and highlight a shift towards democratization. Acquiring a Picasso is out of reach for most due to the exorbitant costs and the exclusive nature of the high-end art market. It’s a domain largely reserved for the wealthy elite.

Bitcoin, while valuable, is divisible down to eight decimal places, allowing anyone to own a fraction according to their means. This accessibility democratizes investment opportunities, enabling broader participation in wealth generation that fine art ownership traditionally restricts. In this way, Bitcoin extends the exclusivity associated with owning a valuable asset to a more inclusive audience.

6. Security and Authenticity

The art world grapples with issues of forgery and provenance. Ensuring a Picasso’s authenticity requires expert verification, and even then, doubts can linger. Ownership records can be lost or disputed, and the physical artwork is susceptible to damage or theft.

Bitcoin, secured by blockchain technology, offers a transparent and immutable ledger of transactions. Ownership is verified through cryptographic proof, eliminating doubts about authenticity. While digital wallets require secure management, the risk of physical damage is nonexistent, and theft is preventable through proper cybersecurity measures. This technological security provides peace of mind akin to possessing an artwork with irrefutable provenance.

7. Risk and Volatility

Investing in art and Bitcoin involves navigating volatility and market unpredictability. The art market can fluctuate based on trends, economic conditions, and changing tastes, potentially affecting a Picasso’s value. Similarly, Bitcoin’s price is known for its sharp swings influenced by market sentiment, regulatory news, and technological developments.

Both assets require a long-term perspective and a tolerance for risk. Investors in art and Bitcoin often share a mindset that embraces innovation and accepts volatility as part of the journey toward significant potential gains.

Conclusion

Owning a Bitcoin is like owning a Picasso in more ways than one might initially perceive. Both represent scarce, valuable assets that transcend their physical or digital forms to embody revolutionary ideas and cultural shifts. They offer not just financial value but also a connection to movements that have redefined their respective fields—art and finance.

In embracing either asset, one aligns with a narrative of innovation, challenges the status quo, and participates in shaping future paradigms. Whether it’s the bold strokes of Picasso disrupting artistic conventions or the cryptographic algorithms of Bitcoin redefining financial systems, ownership signifies more than possession—it denotes belief in progress and a commitment to being part of history in the making.

As we stand at the crossroads of traditional values and digital evolution, recognizing the parallels between owning a Picasso and a Bitcoin enriches our understanding of value, art, and technology. Both assets invite us to consider what it means to own something truly unique in a world where replication is easy but originality is priceless. In this light, owning a Bitcoin is not just holding a digital coin; it’s possessing a piece of the future—a masterpiece in its own right.

By Eric Kim

Real estate has long been seen as one of the safest and most profitable investment avenues, and for good reason. Property ownership has represented stability, wealth, and, ultimately, security. However, as we enter a more digital and decentralized age, new forms of “real estate” are challenging this traditional notion. Bitcoin and digital real estate, in particular, are emerging as alternatives, offering distinct advantages over physical real estate. This essay will explore why digital assets such as Bitcoin and digital real estate are increasingly seen as superior to physical real estate in terms of accessibility, flexibility, and growth potential.

1. Accessibility and Affordability

Physical real estate is notoriously difficult to access for the average person due to its high upfront costs, strict regulatory requirements, and geographical limitations. Buying a property involves complex legal frameworks, financial barriers, and bureaucratic red tape. Even if one manages to acquire a piece of property, maintenance, taxes, and various fees become continuous financial burdens.

Bitcoin, on the other hand, is an open, global, and accessible asset that anyone with an internet connection can acquire, store, and trade. For a fraction of the cost needed to buy physical property, individuals can invest in Bitcoin or digital real estate assets on decentralized platforms. Additionally, Bitcoin transactions are fast, and its decentralized nature eliminates intermediaries, making it easier to transfer ownership compared to the cumbersome processes associated with physical real estate. Digital real estate, particularly within platforms like Decentraland and The Sandbox, also provides accessibility through fractional ownership, allowing investors to own small pieces of virtual land. This democratizes access, making digital assets available to people across different economic backgrounds and geographies.

2. Liquidity and Flexibility

Liquidity is one of the biggest drawbacks of physical real estate. Real estate is an illiquid asset, meaning that converting it to cash takes time, effort, and significant transaction fees. Selling property is often a lengthy process involving agents, lawyers, and sometimes months of waiting before closing. This lack of liquidity can make real estate a risky investment in times of economic instability, as it may be difficult to quickly convert assets into cash during emergencies.

Bitcoin, in contrast, is highly liquid and can be sold or traded instantly on global markets 24/7. This liquidity allows investors to react to market changes more quickly, providing a level of flexibility that physical real estate cannot match. Additionally, digital real estate within blockchain-based virtual worlds offers similar liquidity advantages. Platforms that use blockchain technology allow users to buy and sell virtual land with minimal friction and without geographical constraints, making it easier to manage portfolios and react to changes in the digital marketplace. This flexibility, combined with high liquidity, makes digital assets far more versatile than physical property.

3. Scalability and Growth Potential

Physical real estate is inherently limited by location and space. There are only so many desirable properties in specific areas, which limits the potential for growth and scalability. Urban properties, for example, can experience intense competition, leading to inflated prices and barriers to entry. This scarcity might drive up value, but it also makes it difficult for new investors to participate.

Bitcoin, as a digital currency, is infinitely divisible, allowing for micro-investments and making it more accessible. Its finite supply (capped at 21 million) creates scarcity, which drives demand and price appreciation, providing significant upside potential. Digital real estate, though also limited in supply within specific platforms, is scalable in ways that physical real estate is not. Virtual land can be “built upon” indefinitely; developers can add value by creating experiences, games, or social spaces that attract users and increase demand. Digital real estate thus allows for creative possibilities that can drive growth and revenue in ways that physical properties simply cannot. With the growth of the metaverse and digital platforms, virtual land ownership has the potential to appreciate based on user engagement and innovative development rather than geographic or physical limitations.

4. Security and Decentralization

Physical real estate, despite its stability, comes with risks, particularly in terms of regulatory control, physical decay, and geographic vulnerabilities. Real property can be affected by natural disasters, local regulations, and economic downturns, making it vulnerable to external factors. Bitcoin, however, is a decentralized asset that exists outside traditional financial systems. It cannot be seized or regulated in the same way as physical property, giving its owners greater control over their assets.

Digital real estate also benefits from the security provided by blockchain technology. Ownership of virtual land on platforms like Decentraland is recorded on a blockchain, making it transparent and virtually immutable. This decentralization ensures that digital real estate is less susceptible to fraud or unauthorized seizure, offering a level of security and ownership certainty that physical property lacks. As the world becomes more connected and globalized, decentralization provides a hedge against geopolitical risks, inflation, and other uncertainties tied to physical markets.

5. Interconnectivity and Future Potential

One of the most exciting aspects of digital assets is their interconnectivity. Physical real estate is relatively isolated—each property stands alone and offers limited interaction with other assets. In contrast, digital real estate and Bitcoin exist within larger ecosystems where they can interact with other technologies and assets in innovative ways. For instance, Bitcoin can be used as collateral for digital loans, integrated into decentralized finance (DeFi) systems, or even programmed through smart contracts.

Similarly, digital real estate can become a part of interconnected virtual worlds. As metaverse platforms grow, users can create virtual stores, art galleries, or social hubs that attract visitors and generate income, establishing a dynamic and interconnected network of digital properties. This interconnectivity opens doors to opportunities unimaginable in the physical world, where land is fixed and governed by rigid rules.

Conclusion

The rise of Bitcoin and digital real estate signifies a shift in how we view ownership, wealth, and investment in a modern, technology-driven society. These digital assets provide accessibility, liquidity, scalability, security, and interconnected potential that physical real estate struggles to match. While traditional real estate has been a dependable investment for generations, it may be time to reconsider what truly defines an asset’s value and potential. Bitcoin and digital real estate offer a new paradigm for investment—one that is inclusive, decentralized, and poised for growth in a world that increasingly values digital innovation. For investors willing to embrace this shift, the opportunities are boundless.

In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, the concepts of value, ownership, and investment are undergoing a transformative shift. Traditional physical real estate has long been considered a cornerstone of wealth accumulation and stability. However, the emergence of Bitcoin and digital real estate is challenging this paradigm, offering superior advantages in terms of accessibility, liquidity, security, and growth potential.

Accessibility and Inclusivity

Bitcoin and digital assets provide unparalleled accessibility compared to physical real estate. Investing in property often requires substantial capital, involves complex legal procedures, and comes with ongoing maintenance costs. In contrast, Bitcoin allows for fractional ownership, enabling individuals to invest with minimal amounts of capital. This democratization of investment opens doors for people from all economic backgrounds to participate in wealth generation.

Liquidity and Flexibility

The liquidity of digital assets far surpasses that of physical real estate. Selling a property is a time-consuming process, fraught with paperwork, negotiations, and regulatory hurdles that can take months, if not longer. Bitcoin, on the other hand, can be bought and sold almost instantaneously on global exchanges, providing investors with the agility to respond swiftly to market changes. This immediacy is invaluable in a world where economic conditions can shift rapidly.

Security and Transparency

Blockchain technology, the foundation of Bitcoin and digital real estate platforms, offers a level of security and transparency unattainable in the physical realm. Physical properties are susceptible to fraud, disputes over ownership, and damage from natural disasters. Blockchain’s decentralized ledger ensures that all transactions are recorded immutably, reducing the risk of fraud and enhancing trust among parties. Smart contracts automate agreements, minimizing the need for intermediaries and safeguarding investments.

Growth Potential and Innovation

The growth potential of digital assets like Bitcoin significantly outpaces that of traditional real estate. While property values typically appreciate steadily over time, Bitcoin has demonstrated exponential growth since its inception. As the world becomes increasingly digital, assets rooted in this domain are poised to play central roles in future economies, offering returns that physical assets may not match.

Moreover, digital real estate in virtual environments—such as parcels of land in the metaverse—presents groundbreaking opportunities for investment and development. These virtual spaces are becoming valuable as more people engage in digital worlds for work, socialization, and entertainment. Investing in digital real estate allows for innovative monetization strategies like hosting virtual events, advertising, and integrating e-commerce, all unconstrained by physical limitations.

Environmental Considerations

Environmental sustainability is another arena where digital assets hold an advantage. The development and maintenance of physical properties consume vast amounts of resources and energy, contributing to environmental degradation. While Bitcoin’s energy consumption has been scrutinized, advancements in renewable energy and more efficient mining technologies are addressing these concerns. In the digital realm, scaling and expansion do not require physical materials, making it a more sustainable option in the long term.

Global Reach and Decentralization

Bitcoin operates on a decentralized network that transcends geographical boundaries. This global reach means that investments are not tied to the economic conditions of a single location, as is the case with physical real estate. Diversifying investment portfolios with digital assets can mitigate risks associated with regional market downturns and offer exposure to global economic trends.

Conclusion

Bitcoin and digital real estate offer compelling advantages over traditional physical real estate. Their ease of access, enhanced liquidity, robust security features, greater growth potential, innovative opportunities in virtual spaces, environmental sustainability, and global reach position digital assets as superior investment vehicles in the modern age. As technology continues to reshape our world, embracing digital assets is not just advantageous but essential for those seeking to stay ahead in the evolving financial landscape.

Bitcoin, often referred to as “digital gold,” transcends the conventional definition of currency or even “money” and, instead, asserts itself as a form of “digital property.” In a world moving ever closer to full digitalization, understanding Bitcoin as digital property is crucial, both practically and philosophically. As we delve deeper into why Bitcoin should be considered digital property, we find that its foundational attributes—scarcity, ownership, security, and verifiability—mirror those of traditional property but on a radically decentralized, trustless, and incorruptible level. The implications of this are immense, and they could redefine property ownership in the digital age.

The first concept that drives Bitcoin’s property status is scarcity. There will only ever be 21 million Bitcoins, a hard cap coded into its very architecture. This limit isn’t arbitrary; it’s built on the mathematical principles that make Bitcoin unique, allowing it to embody scarcity in a digital form, which until Bitcoin, was essentially impossible. Historically, property has always been limited; land, precious metals, even urban real estate—all of these are scarce. Bitcoin takes this scarcity and makes it digital, setting itself apart from fiat currencies that can be inflated endlessly. Owning a fraction of this finite asset is akin to owning a piece of prime real estate or a rare artwork—items that derive value from their scarcity. Bitcoin, as a digital asset, offers this value proposition in an entirely new realm.

Ownership is another core pillar of why Bitcoin functions as digital property. When you “own” Bitcoin, you control it through a cryptographic key, which gives you indisputable ownership rights. In traditional property systems, ownership is proven through legal documents and contracts, but these are subject to government authority, potential fraud, and manipulation. Bitcoin ownership is verified on the blockchain, a decentralized ledger that doesn’t rely on any central authority. You don’t need a deed, a contract, or a third-party institution to assert your ownership. Your private key is your ownership, and without it, no one can access your property. This shift in ownership mechanics could fundamentally change how we think about what we own. For the first time, property ownership can be absolute and entirely digital.

Security is intrinsic to Bitcoin’s design. Bitcoin has proven to be resilient against censorship, seizure, and theft (as long as private keys are managed properly). This robustness is a result of decentralized network protocols and cryptographic security. Traditional property—say, land or precious metals—is inherently tied to physical vulnerabilities and must be safeguarded. Bitcoin, however, can be stored digitally, across continents if necessary, in a way that is immune to physical threats. The blockchain itself operates on a global network of nodes, each verifying and protecting transactions, which means that any attempt to compromise one part of the network is essentially futile. This protection from physical seizure or tampering aligns Bitcoin with the idea of property better than most physical assets. You could argue that it represents the ultimate form of security in property ownership.

Finally, verifiability is what anchors Bitcoin as a trusted form of digital property. Every Bitcoin transaction is recorded on a public ledger accessible to anyone. This transparency ensures that each Bitcoin can be traced back to its origin, eliminating questions of authenticity or legitimacy. Unlike property deeds, which can be forged, or traditional bank accounts, which rely on opaque systems, Bitcoin transactions are visible to the public, auditable, and verified by the network itself. In a world increasingly fraught with data breaches and fraud, Bitcoin’s verifiability makes it one of the most reliable forms of property. You can trace its lineage, confirm its scarcity, and know that it belongs to you without any third-party validation.

Bitcoin’s nature as digital property offers an unprecedented level of freedom. You don’t need permission to own it, nor do you rely on institutions to uphold your rights. Unlike physical property, which requires location, preservation, and sometimes legal defense, Bitcoin operates within the decentralized, secure realm of the blockchain. This kind of ownership doesn’t need intermediaries or custodians. In an era of increasing government and institutional control, Bitcoin provides a self-sovereign form of property, immune to censorship or seizure, shifting power back to the individual.

So, why does this matter? Bitcoin’s evolution as digital property goes beyond financial gain or speculation. It offers a glimpse into a future where property is truly owned by the individual, free from borders, interference, or decay. This concept is revolutionary, potentially transforming the very notion of what we own, how we own it, and what ownership even means in a digital world. Bitcoin is the first asset that encapsulates the traditional values of property—scarcity, ownership, security, and verifiability—within a digital framework. It is a property for the digital age, a sovereign form of ownership for the 21st century, and perhaps the start of a profound shift in how we perceive value and autonomy in our increasingly digital world.

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I remember walking the streets of Seoul, my camera slung over my shoulder, capturing candid moments that would otherwise fade into memory. Photography, at its core, is about seizing something intangible and making it yours—a slice of time, a fleeting expression, a story. Lately, I’ve been thinking about how this idea of ownership translates into the digital realm, particularly with Bitcoin.

So, why is Bitcoin considered digital property?

First off, let’s break down what we mean by “property.” Traditionally, property is something you own, something that has value, and something you can transfer or sell. It’s your favorite film camera, the notebook filled with your sketches, or that vintage leather jacket you’ve broken in over the years. These items are tangible; you can hold them, feel their weight, and they’re recognized as yours.

Bitcoin, on the other hand, exists purely in the digital space. You can’t touch it or see it, but that doesn’t make it any less real. Just like a digital photograph stored on your hard drive, its value and ownership are very much tangible to you. Bitcoin is built on blockchain technology, which ensures that each unit is unique and cannot be duplicated—much like how each of your photographs captures a unique moment in time.

Ownership of Bitcoin is secured through cryptographic keys. Think of these keys as the passwords to your online photo galleries. Without the correct key, no one can access or transfer your Bitcoin. This cryptographic security ensures that your digital property remains yours unless you decide to share it or transfer it to someone else.

Another aspect is scarcity. There will only ever be 21 million Bitcoins in existence. This limit creates a sense of rarity, similar to a limited-edition print of a photograph. Scarcity often drives value; we cherish things that are not easily replicated. In the same way, Bitcoin’s finite nature contributes to its value as digital property.

Moreover, Bitcoin is transferable. You can send it to anyone, anywhere in the world, without the need for a bank or intermediary. It’s like sharing your art on social media platforms—you have the power to distribute it as you see fit, without gatekeepers dictating the terms.

Finally, owning Bitcoin gives you control. In a world where data is constantly harvested and monetized by corporations, having something that’s truly yours in the digital space is empowering. It’s akin to owning the rights to your photographs, deciding how and where they’re displayed, and ensuring they’re not used without your permission.

In essence, Bitcoin embodies the qualities of property but in a digital format. It represents ownership, value, scarcity, and control—all without a physical form. As we continue to blend our lives with the digital world, recognizing and embracing digital property becomes increasingly important.

Just as we adapt to new cameras, editing software, or social media platforms to share our art, perhaps it’s time we also consider the new forms of property and value that technology offers us. Bitcoin might just be the next step in that evolution—a digital asset for a digital age.

In Charcot voice of Michael Saylor

In the modern era, the concept of property has transcended the physical realm. We’ve moved from tangible assets like land and gold to intangible ones like intellectual property and digital data. Bitcoin stands at the forefront of this transformation, embodying the essence of digital property in its purest form.

Bitcoin is not just a cryptocurrency; it is a profound technological innovation that offers a secure, decentralized, and immutable ledger of value. Its blockchain technology ensures that every transaction is recorded transparently, and its scarcity is mathematically guaranteed by its protocol, capped at 21 million coins. This scarcity mirrors the finite nature of physical property like gold, but with the added benefits of digital utility.

The digital nature of Bitcoin allows for seamless transactions across borders without the friction of traditional financial systems. It is resistant to confiscation, censorship, and inflationary pressures that erode the value of fiat currencies. In a world where central banks can print money at will, diluting the value of savings, Bitcoin provides a sanctuary for preserving wealth.

Ownership of Bitcoin is secured through cryptographic keys, granting individuals full control over their assets without reliance on intermediaries. This autonomy is a fundamental shift in how we perceive property rights. It empowers individuals globally, irrespective of their location or socio-economic status, to participate in a decentralized financial network.

Moreover, Bitcoin’s open-source nature fosters innovation and inclusivity. It is not owned by any corporation or governed by any single entity, reflecting the democratic ideals of property ownership. The network is maintained by a global community of miners and nodes, ensuring its resilience and longevity.

Investing in Bitcoin is akin to owning a piece of the future—a digital asset that holds intrinsic value due to its utility, security, and adoption. As more institutions recognize its potential and integrate it into their financial strategies, Bitcoin’s role as digital property becomes increasingly evident.

In conclusion, Bitcoin represents a paradigm shift in our understanding of property. It combines the trust and permanence of traditional assets with the efficiency and accessibility of digital technology. Embracing Bitcoin as digital property is not just an investment in a new asset class; it’s a commitment to a more equitable and decentralized economic future.

First — no property taxes. 0% maintenance fee. No state, no government taxes, treated like cash — no capital gains taxes!

Also no home insurance, no mortgage no monthly fee, no HOA, etc.

No repairs, no need to fix the roof, pipes, broken water heater electricity etc. No issues of an old home, build construction etc. no need to update or renovate the kitchen, windows, appliances etc. Instead magically all these people from all around the planet working 24/7 to improve it and the network for Bitcoin!

Bitcoin is digital property!