By Bitcoin Majalah - 1 year ago - Waktos maca: 3 menit
keur Bitcoin To Win, We Must Burn The Ships
Bitcoiners must take the plunge of no return and enter a world where bitcoin is the only form of money they interact with.
This is an opinion editorial by Interstellar Bitcoin, anu nyumbangkeun Bitcoin Majalah.
Naha urang resep atanapi henteu, Bitcoiners still live in a world built on fiat currency. Fiat aturan sagalana sabudeureun urang, ti kadaharan urang dahar ka imah urang hirup di. Dugi ka urang "ngaduruk kapal," urang henteu siap pikeun ngawujudkeun kameunangan ahirna.
Dina 1519, Hernan Cortes mingpin tentara Spanyol ka Mexico modern pikeun nalukkeun Kakaisaran Aztec. Kana landfall, dua pamingpin mutinied balik ka Kuba di urutan gubernur anu geus commissioned armada Cortés dipingpin. Dina respon, Cortés ngagiringkeun armadana pikeun nyegah pemberontakan anu bakal datang ku nutup hiji-hijina jalan mundur.
Ngalawan sagala rintangan, Cortés nuluykeun pikeun ngéléhkeun hiji kakuatan lawan leuwih 300,000 Aztecs, sababaraha sarébu Spanyol, téhnologi militér unggul, wabah cacar teu kaduga, sarta alliances pulitik cerdik pamustunganana prevailed.
Seueur jalma anu aya dina ekspedisi éta henteu kantos ningali tempur sateuacanna, kalebet Cortés nyalira. Sejarawan bakal nunjuk ka 13 Agustus 1521, salaku kameunangan ahir kampanye Spanyol ngalawan Kakaisaran Aztec. Sanajan kitu, Cortés sabenerna meunang momen anjeunna "kaduruk kapal".
Dina inti na, métafora "ngaduruk kapal" ngagambarkeun titik teu balik: komitmen psikologis pikeun nyebrang a garis dina pasir sakali jeung pikeun sakabéh. Saluareun ieu cakrawala kajadian, moal aya hedging atawa ningali leuwih taktak hiji urang. Ti ayeuna, sagalana - sagala pikiran jeung usaha - kudu fokus kana succeeding dina kanyataanana anyar.
Like Cortés, Bitcoiners have crossed the Atlantic to the promised land. However, while Bitcoiners still use fiat money, we will not be truly free. Until we burn the ships, we will not win.
Bitcoiners are the remnant. We lead by example. We must show the world we are not afraid to live on a bitcoin standard. We must use bitcoin not just as our store of value but as the unit of account and medium of exchange for our daily lives.
We must strive for peace and prosperity, by building circular bitcoin economies that remain resilient against the volatility of the fiat exchange rate. We must keep studying to build the knowledge and intellectual depth upon which rigorous discourse can thrive. We must build large stacks upon which generational wealth is built. In the end, ngan nu kuat salamet.
There is a nascent movement in the Bitcoin cultural sphere known as #GetOnZero which polarizes many people. This movement represents “burning the ships.” This state change is both functional and psychological. It drives companies to build better products for Bitcoiners. It drives Bitcoiners to harden our resolve as Bitcoiners. It nembongkeun kami daék turun jeung kapal. Ieu ngabuktikeun urang henteu sieun dina nyanghareupan odds insurmountable.
"Pasihkeun ka abdi Bitcoin or give me death. "
nu kritik will say it’s “too early” or point to statistics in an attempt to rationalize why holding some fiat currency is better. While such notions may seem correct on paper, in practice, until Bitcoiners take that grand leap of faith, we are not prepared to do what it takes to win. Until we are ready to completely let go of fiat currency, it will continue to culturally and functionally survive. Bitcoiners, like Cortés, must embrace burning the ships. Once we do, the process of hyperbitcoinization already underway will rapidly accelerate.
momen Bitcoiners burn the ships is the moment Bitcoiners win.
This is a guest post by Interstellar Bitcoin. Opinions expressed are entirely their own and do not necessarily reflect those of BTC, Inc. or Bitcoin Majalah.
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