🎮 Gaming the System · Level 05
Tonight at dinner, ask your teenager why their favourite game item is valuable. Can the developer make more? What if the game shuts down?
That’s supply, demand and risk, and a good way into Bitcoin.
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What would get you to a Bitcoin meetup for the first time?
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🎮 Gaming the System · Level 04
You master a game’s economy. Then a patch you had no say in rewrites it overnight.
Bitcoin asks a different question: can digital money run without one company having the final say over its supply?
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Poll time! 🥳🥳
If you were saving in bitcoin, where would you keep it?
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🎮 Gaming the System · Level 03
Every game economy has a final boss: the operator. They can change drop rates, rewrite items or shut the servers.
Bitcoin has no boss. No developer can print extra coins, and thousands of nodes check the rules.🧵
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The Opportunity Party leader Qiulae Wong "Q" came into node last Friday.
We chatted about AI and Bitcoin. I gave her a short Bitcoin mining 101 summary.
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Poll time! 🥳🥳
Which part of Bitcoin would you want explained first?
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Where do you get your Bitcoin news?
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🎮 Gaming the System · Level 02
Somewhere, a parent just called a teenager’s rarest item “only pixels”. The teenager knows better: two items that cost the same to copy can be worth very different amounts. What matters: demand, scarcity and control.
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