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About to orange-pill my entire city… one sticker at a time
I live in a country where barely anyone knows what Bitcoin really is — and the few who have heard of it mostly think it's some shady internet thing. On top of that, the local tax laws are a complete nightmare when it comes to crypto. Definitely not what you'd call a Bitcoin-friendly environment. But I just got this big pile of Bitcoin stickers printed (see pic), and I'm about to go on a little mission: covering my city with them — street signs, benches, lamp posts, wherever they’ll stick. submitted by /u/ConsiderationKooky83 [link] [comments]
