Agreed, plus the impacts on Bedford. The conversation with was brilliant and ventures down that path. It is worth listening to and linked below. For me, it sowed the seeds of a desire to dive deeper into the impacts (direct or indirect) felt by the average Bedford civilian over time alongside an analysis of what is and is not working based on Peter’s approach to the problems for which he is trying to solve. The latter can be subjective to the individual defining each - what works and what does not - but also objective based on economic metrics. What could others learn from his path in Bedford and take to their own town? It will be interesting to follow and see how various stakeholders answer that question. https://www.projectbedford.com/ https://coinstories.libsyn.com/peter-mccormack-changing-bitcoin-bull-markets-role-of-government-and-victory-over-craig-wright

Note to self to revisit these story lines. https://www.wsj.com/finance/currencies/crypto-treasury-e7ae573c

has there been any thought to a version of Opportunity Cost that converts prices to hours of work? I’m unsure on programming feasibility, but am envisioning the individual inputting their hourly rate which all conversions would be based on. As a result, they see how many hours they would have to work to pay for the item they are viewing, providing a pricing perspective unique to the individual.

“Stop delegating your health, your finances, your job, your education, to what everyone else is thinking and telling you to do. It's beyond me that common sense and first principles are totally lost on the majority of the population. And so I'm going to share some things that are important by going all in on Bitcoin, but I consider them logical. Like, for one, do not exceed your means. If you live a lifestyle that is reliant on Bitcoin being a specific price, that's a problem. I would say, do not spend more than you make. Be humble, stack sats means don't force Bitcoin to afford your lifestyle. Your work and value you provide to the world should afford your lifestyle. Do not confuse and conflate the two. Bitcoin's price appreciation is not your proof of work. Obviously, you can, you know, at a later date, when you're comfortable, sell some Bitcoin, buy a house or something. But do not mistake in a bull run as the value you provided to the world. It can correct. And so live within your means.” - Jack Mallers The Jack Mallers Show: The Empire Needs Bitcoin: Trump Just Admitted It https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-jack-mallers-show/id1695949365?i=1000715215030

Would be interested in seeing this for the latest run up to ATH, if it exists.