Bitcoin is unbiased. Media hype creates misperception, but the technology exists for anyone to use. The variable is information and knowing how to use it — just as the wealthy have access, so do the rest of us. It's one system that equally provides access for all.

The new movie film "Killing Satoshi" is surely a step in the correct direction. With this movie, even crowds will develop new interest in the enigmatic history of Bitcoin and its philosophy. And with A-listers on board for this movie project, it is sure to attract more attention and controversy.

What was a topic only for geeks in the past is now slowly becoming part of mainstream global discourse.

But whether or not that kind of film will directly influence the market is difficult to claim. Yet, it will certainly increase individuals' awareness and state of interest regarding Bitcoin and the world of cryptocurrencies.

Yes, Bitcoin (BTC) is mined, but it ain't easy anymore. Mining nowadays is highly competitive and involves specialized ASIC hardware such as Antminer S19 Pro, low-cost electricity, and efficient cooling since the hardware never sleeps. Most miners mine in pools to be able to share rewards because solo mining is essentially impossible. You also need a safe Bitcoin wallet where you can store your coins.

Frankly, solo mining is not typically worth it unless you have a couple of rigs and electricity that is extremely cheap. For this reason, most people now prefer just buying BTC and investing outright.

The world is indeed stunning. Nature, mankind, relationships—combined all of them might have created it paradise-like. Alas, society suffers from a whole array of sicknesses—greed, brutality, cruelty, injustice, and falsehood. These are never a requirement, yet they deprive us of peace and happiness on a regular basis—and will keep doing so in the times to come.

The greatest issue among them is hatred. Because from hatred there would be war, segregation, violence, and the urge to harm people. If there were no hatred, love, harmony, and humankind would automatically thrive in our lives.

The world would not only still be beautiful, but actually a peaceful place to reside.

Money is surely important, money makes people happy, secure, and hopeful. But the non-stop pursuit of money doesn't automatically translate to happiness. Most of the time, when we chase limitless wealth, we tend to neglect the small things in life.
It is more desirable to be "enough" with money. This "enough" is not wealth; it's being sufficiently equipped to live comfortably, learn, and have fun without endless worry about money. Genuine happiness usually comes from a tranquil mind, which money cannot purchase. Money is a means to exist, not the end.

Yes, I myself have noticed those advertisements. Trading can be assisted by AI, but not always. Use it with caution always and never follow it blindly, as the losses are quite heavy.

💕 Working for yourself 💕

It is not necessarily about being your own boss.
It is about having your control and income in your own hands.
Without depending on customer happiness.

Examples: Traders, digital product creators, software developers.


In short: If your control and income are in your own hands, also you find peace of mind in your work so you are working for yourself.

In principle, one can mine Bitcoin with an Android smartphone, but highly limited and not profitable. Bitcoin mining demands an incredibly high hash rate (calculation speed) that a common mobile phone cannot offer. Most apps employ "cloud mining" or provide very small amounts of Bitcoin (satoshis), which is not worthwhile to pay for.

I believe that cryptocurrency will be a significant aspect of human life in the future, but as a sole means of survival, it is still an unrealistic concept. Honestly speaking, war, global catastrophes, or pandemics can devalue fiat currency, but whether they will render it useless is uncertain.
Crypto can indeed be a boundary-less means of exchange, a system that is decentralized, and a safe store of value. And then when old money becomes worthless one day in the future, humans will of course seek elsewhere, and going to crypto would be no further out of place. Whether it will be wholly compulsory, however, lies in the hands of governments and the global financial system.
My take is that crypto and fiat will coexist but, in extreme cases, crypto would certainly be a particularly significant aspect of individuals' survival.

Money is not the only valuable thing, however. Having enough to lead a good life is a blessing in itself. True wealth is good health, peace of mind, and stable relationships. Moderation is greater than endless material seeking of money.