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Acquiring bitcoin

Become a Swiss Bank

Bitcoin as an asset has outperformed every other asset class since it's inception. It is not random. It performs with mathematical precision. Every 4 years there is a new cycle. Beginning with the "halvening" (a portmanteau of halving and happening).

The halving of miner rewards marks the beginning of a new bull run because of supply shock. As the emission of bitcoins into the market is suddenly cut in half, demand is the same. This causes a market squeeze resulting in green wicks up. Next market participants begin to FOMO in and suddenly a cascading network effect ensures as more people become aware of the asset and its potential.

No-coiners (people that do not own bitcoin yet) believe incorrectly that the volatility of Bitcoin is a weakness. It is not. It is a feature. It is vitality and it draws people in like moths to a flame. It is volatile because the price cannot be "managed" the way central banks and the Fed manage their own currencies. It doesn't sleep on the weekends or at night. It is constantly moving at the whim of the market. This makes it responsive to market feedback about demand. And word on the street in the last 14 year is that PEOPLE WANT BITCOIN.

1. Easy mode

Get a Bitcoin wallet.

Follow the team on twitter and join their respective telegrams.

  1. Samourai🔥 (play store and f-droid)
  2. Stack Wallet (app store)
  3. Sparrow (desktop)

2. Normal mode

Fund it.

Best way to do this is with a platform or exchange that doesn't require KYC ("know your customer" i.e., holding up your passport in a selfie, giving your address, social security and a blood sample to make an account).

  1. Bisq, Hodl Hodl, Robosats (desktop)
  2. Peach App 🍑🔥 (iOS & android)

3. Hard mode

Run a node and/or hardware wallet.

Be sure to buy directly to avoid being scammed.

  1. Tanto🔥 by RoninDojo (plug and play node)
  2. FOUNDATION Passport🔥

4. God mode

HODL

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