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862815 - Isabellasg3, Robin Seyr, and Bram Kanstein: Bitcoin is a Lifeboat for Millennials (Part of the Amsterdam Spaces Collection)

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This live sketch, finished at 862817, is part of the Amsterdam Spaces Collection, capturing the key moments from a panel discussion at BitcoinConfEUR. Featuring speakers like Isabellasg3, Robin Seyr, and Bram Kanstein, with moderation by Allen Helm (aka AllenHODL), the conversation explored why Bitcoin represents a financial lifeboat for the millennial generation, offering an alternative to traditional financial systems.

In this sketch, you'll see visuals representing key ideas such as financial sovereignty, the shift away from fiat currency, and how millennials are finding stability in Bitcoin amidst economic uncertainty. From discussions on long-term conviction to the generational differences in money perception, this artwork captures the essence of why Bitcoin is seen as a safe haven for younger generations.

Catch the original tweet and see the conversation unfold here:
https://x.com/tired_architect/status/1838974181502824725

Own this unique piece of Bitcoin history—available exclusively on Scarce.City. Collect this live visual interpretation of why Bitcoin is a lifeboat for millennials as part of the Amsterdam Spaces Collection.

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Physical Artwork:

  • Dimensions: 21,0 cm x 29,7 cm (in)
  • Weight: 0.05 lbs
  • Materials: Paper and Ink
  • Item Type: Art Collectible

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