It is easy to say, “I’m never selling,” when life is going according to plan. It becomes much harder when a medical bill, job loss, home repair, or family emergency arrives. Bitcoin conviction matters, but money ultimately exists to support human needs. 💬 Have you ever sold—or seriously considered selling—Bitcoin because someone you cared about needed the money?

Everyone protects their Bitcoin a little differently. Some rely on hardware wallets, some spread keys across multisig setups, and others mix in trusted custody solutions. What combo do you think gives the best balance of security and peace of mind? ⚡

Check out this message from my 14 year old He’s been buying Bitcoin since before 10 years old He’s seen the ups and downs but he has a basic understanding of how scarcity and supply and demand drive the price of bitcoin higher over the long run He’s seen how volatile it can be over the short run but already has developed a long-term mindset with bitcoin He thinks in decades instead of days He knows he’s buying bitcoin for what it will do for him 20, 30, 40 years from now He’s not worried about what it’s going to do in the next few days, weeks, months, or even the next few years Getting through the first four years of your bitcoin journey is probably the hardest But once you do, you’ll be like him and get really excited when the price of bitcoin drops And just like him, you’ll know exactly what to do with the extra money you have laying around

This is the mental model that helps me: Learn → Acquire → Secure → Repeat No rush. No shortcuts. Just repetition over time. What’s your current focus in that cycle right now? 👇 Curious to hear.

Did you actually hit your Bitcoin goals this year? Yes, no, or “partially” — all answers welcome. Now tell me this 👇 What’s your 2026 plan to level up your Bitcoin game? One sentence. Let’s hear it.