Thank you for the comment.

I am not an engineer (formally) but I work with large electrical and industrial systems (have for years) and that's what attracted me to Bitcoin in the first place. The ability to 'store' through game theory and decentralization 'energy in cyberspace' and then send it in 'sats' and micropayments. Fast and in a way that... game-theoretically lasts a long time and over long distances. It's pretty incredible if you ask me.

And I believe that given the chance and opportunity, Bitcoin today eviscerates all other assets because it is so fundamental and useful.

With regards to what you said... that's the funny thing it was easy to setup? The Umbrel/Start9 is plug-and-play and I never had to use command lines. Is it perfect? No, but it just needs to be better and it is in my opinion.

I hope people slowly wake up and start to question... 'why' everything has gotten so expensive (even in the 'west') these last few years. I read the comments in mainstream newspapers, for example the Wall Street Journal, and there is never a mention of Bitcoin or the problems it solves.

It's just this 'speculative' thing that people bet on... without any real explanation of how it works or why it's different from '****coins.' In fact if feels like there are 2 worlds: One where Bitcoin+Lightning exists and one where it doesn't. Eventually those 2 have to meet and Bitcoin will dominate cyberspace I think.