The Quiet Evolution of Conviction Beyond Pure Inaction
For a long time, I thought Bitcoin conviction was all about doing nothing.
You bought, you held, and you ignored the noise. The less you touched your position, the stronger your conviction seemed. At least, that's how I looked at it.
Lately, though, I've been thinking about whether conviction has to look the same forever.
One thing that caught my attention is Bedrock's BTCFi 2.0 approach. From what I've read, the idea isn't about replacing Bitcoin exposure. It's about exploring ways for Bitcoin-related assets to participate in yield opportunities instead of sitting completely idle.
What I find interesting is the shift in mindset.
In the past, holding often meant choosing between conviction and activity. Now it feels like the conversation is becoming more nuanced. Some people still prefer pure holding, while others are exploring infrastructure that aims to keep them aligned with Bitcoin while putting assets to work at the same time.
Neither approach automatically makes someone more right than the other.
To me, the bigger change is how we define conviction. Maybe it's no longer just about staying still through every market cycle. Maybe it's also about understanding the tools available and deciding how they fit into your long-term view.
As Bitcoin infrastructure continues to evolve, I think these conversations will become even more interesting.
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