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# Operation Saylor Episode - 2/120
Hi again and welcome to another episode of the Operation Saylor. This is update number X, corresponding to August 2022.
Hi again and welcome to another episode of the Operation Saylor. This is update number 2, corresponding to August 2022.
If you are reading this for first time, you might want to check [Episode 1](https://stacker.news/items/47539), where my
plan and details are explained. That will get you in context.
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First month down. This month I had to pay the first installment to the bank. Dealing with a traditional bank feels
awkward, but a deal is a deal and it must be respected I guess.
These days I have been thinking into how I got into investing years ago. As many others, I was placing my money in
stocks and bonds before Bitcoin came around and completely changed the investment landscape.
These days I have been thinking into how I first got into investing years ago. As many others, I was placing my money
in stocks and bonds before Bitcoin came around and completely changed the investment landscape.
I had always kind of been interested in what should I do with my money. As soon as I got my first decent job and I was
having some surplus after paying the bills each month, I had this itchy intuition that just having that money sitting
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the preferent risk-free store of value and thus having a huge size. And in such a world, I dream that we would be able
to buy shares from companies with our own bitcoin, and that the traditional investment, in its own version 2.0, would
make sense again. Basically, only businesses that offered a reasonable reward for the risks implied in investing in
them would stay afloat, because otherwise, people would jsut keep their savings in bitcoin. A very different picture
them would stay afloat, because otherwise, people would just keep their savings in bitcoin. A very different picture
from our current fiat system where we are pretty much forced into investing our savings into risky investments in order
to keep them relatively safe from the constant currency devaluation that is opressing us (in case you want to dive
deeper on this situation, it is nicely explained in the last book from Saifedean
Ammous, [The Fiat Standard](https://en.es1lib.org/book/17416829/6f3cac)).
So that's a brief summary. I am grateful that I started in traditional investments, even with all the flaws and risks
associated with the status quo it has. Because it was good training to:
associated that come with it. Because it was good training to:
- Getting used to see your networth dance up and down through the chart.
- Doing research, judging an investment, drafting a plan and sticking to it.
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There is always uncertainty and, if you are trying to find a way to be 100% sure that things will turn out right
before you press the buy button... you will never press it.
And all of those things are transferable to bitcoin. I am not sure if I would had gone into Bitcoin in the first place
And all of those things are transferable to bitcoin. I am not sure if I would have gone into Bitcoin in the first place
had I not experienced all of that first.
Enough rant for this month. Thanks for reading and see you in the next episode.