Hey Jessinvestors
My blog is my journey into money, business and investing and as I learn, I post, lol nothing special, nothing groundbreaking just me documenting the things I see and do. As with most crypto HODL'rs or Bitcoiners, I have to deal with both no coiners and Bitcoiners daily, and it's interesting to see how our interactions differ.
The world of fiat and blockchain is not only different on the monetary policy and protocol level but also in the political and societal mindset.
The idea of openness, decentralisation and transparency not only help keep the system ticking along nicely, but it's opened up and taken a weight off peoples shoulders that fiat seems to have, don't get what I mean?
I'll give you an example.
If I were to ask you how much money is in your bank account, you'd tell me that's too personal, if I had to ask you how much you earn in a salary you'll let me know that's none of my business.
However if I were to ask you how much Bitcoin or altcoins you own, you'd be far quicker to tell me, I mean you HIVE wallet is wide open, I can see it all too.
I don't have to ask people how much they earn in crypto; my feed is filled with daily posts on how much people are making or losing and what they do to earn crypto from work, trading and more.
When we speak about money so openly and so passionately we limit the chance for abuse; we keep one another informed of opportunities. We encourage the flow of money into options that require funding, we discourage malinvestment, and we allow people to take control over their funds.
A good example is in the workplace, no one likes to speak about how much they earn, and because of this companies are allowed to exploit this secrecy and pay below market value for labour and leverage off this necessary arbitrage.
Another is how we do not glamourise savings in the fiat world, more people are foucsied on what fiat can buy them, their cars, and possesions but in crypto its all about how much you hold, how much you save, how much you invest.
The mindset shift, is that towards using your purchasing power wisely and earning more, not spending it in frivolous expenses.
I know it is by no means perfect, but I think its a step in the right direction for the way we see and treat money as well as each other.
What do you good people of HIVE think?
So have at it my Jessies! If you don't have something to comment, comment "I am a Jessie."
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