HODL Culture Is Broken Here’s Why I Spend Bitcoin Anyway!

Adam Simecka: If THEY Run the Nodes… Bitcoin Is Already LostGet the Best Bitcoin Watches ever: - Here: https://www.coinvigilante.com/?ref=robinseyrContact the CyberSecurity & Self Custody Experts from the Bitcoin Way:- 30 mins free call with my link: https://thebitcoinway.com/robinWhere to store your Bitcoin? I personally use a BitBox!- Get a 5% Discount with code "ROBIN"- & visit: https://bitbox.swiss/robinGuest's contact: https://x.com/AdamSimecka!!! Disclaimer: This content is for educational and/or entertainment purposes only. The views expressed by Robin Seyr and guests are their own and do not reflect any responsibility or liability on our part. Neither the Title, Thumbnail, description, or the Video itself represents financial advice, purely for Entertainment and/or Educational purposes.SummaryIn this conversation, Adam Simecka discusses various aspects of Bitcoin, including the implications of Gresham's Law, the importance of spending Bitcoin, and the role of self-custody. He also delves into the debate surrounding Bitcoin Core and Nots, the risks associated with institutional Bitcoin holdings, and the concept of paper Bitcoin. The discussion highlights the significance of running one's own node and the potential future of Bitcoin in the context of institutional adoption and the Lindy effect.TakeawaysGresham's Law does not apply to Bitcoin.The opportunity cost for spending Bitcoin is not greater than spending fiat.Spending Bitcoin promotes merchant adoption and the circular economy.Running a node is essential for maintaining control over Bitcoin.Self-custody is crucial to avoid risks associated with institutional holdings.The concept of paper Bitcoin raises concerns about true ownership.The Lindy effect suggests that the longer Bitcoin exists, the more likely it is to succeed.Bitcoin's role as a medium of exchange differs across global contexts.Behavioral economics influences how individuals choose to spend Bitcoin.The debate over renaming Satoshis to Bitcoins reflects broader discussions about Bitcoin's future.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Background on Bitcoin Enthusiasm01:26 Gresham's Law and Bitcoin Spending04:39 The Case for Spending Bitcoin07:27 Behavioral Economics and Bitcoin Adoption10:29 Quality of Services in a Bitcoin Economy13:19 Infrastructure Development and Bitcoin Proliferation16:38 The Importance of Choice in Bitcoin Software19:09 Concerns Over Bitcoin Core Updates22:14 The Future of Bitcoin and Its Challenges32:52 The Future of Bitcoin and Hard Sound Money34:03 The Importance of Running Your Own Node38:23 The Role of Institutions in Bitcoin44:25 Understanding Paper Bitcoin and Proof of Reserves48:50 The Debate on Bitcoin vs. Paper Bitcoin51:48 Renaming Satoshis to Bitcoins: Pros and Cons01:03:18 The Lindy Effect and Bitcoin's Longevity01:04:06 Exploring Different Personalities on Social Media01:07:39 The Nuances of Communication on Twitter01:09:23 Contrarian Opinions and Bitcoin Fees01:14:58 Stepping Outside Comfort Zones in Bitcoin Education01:19:42 Understanding Bitcoin's Role in Different Economies01:21:53 The Titanic Analogy: Bitcoin vs. Fiat01:24:31 Future Plans and Community Engagement