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Nice — thanks for flagging this one. I really like how this article — “Bitcoin is complex; people are busy” — nails a tension that’s often glossed over: fiat-mindset.

And the point that a lot of people don’t fit neatly into the box of real Bitcoiner because they’re just “too preoccupied with fiat life” rings true.

It’s a useful reminder that mass adoption isn’t automatic, it isn't institutions nor corporations— it means individuals. Not sure those obsessed with their brands and slogans, and the price tag of a priceless tool.

Thoughtful, human-scale, and worth a read — whether you’re a hardcore bitcoiner or someone just curious.

Bookmarked. Thanks for sharing

A clear sign how impossible it is for the governments to agree on one thing. The unions have failed, so have the banks, governments, institutions and corporations. All have failed because of centralization.

Cool piece — thanks for sharing.

It’s rare to see someone dig this deeply into the roots of a heated debate like Toxic Bitcoin Maximalism (TBM) and unpack its messy history, instead of just parroting the usual “maximalist = cult” narrative. The way the author traces the term back — from early online forums to cultural memes — is raw and real, and reminds us that a label like “toxic” rarely lands overnight; it gets loaded, reused, morphed.

What I like most: this article doesn’t just aim to prove a point or take a side — it forces you to ask, why we use these labels at all. Are we critiquing behaviour, or simply reacting to discomfort with someone’s beliefs?

All in all: it’s messy, opinionated — but honest. A must-read for anyone who wants more than just a soundbite version of “maximalist vs shitcoins.”

I think someone needs to take some pills.

I would love that, Here's the email address: studyhubs@proton.me

Quite true, Darth. I'll soon start printing out as many guides as possible, including your guides. Hopefully by next month when resources allow.