Blocking long chunks of time is extremely important for builders. I often block slots on my calendar for just this reason. Defend your time!

All this stemmed from users saying copy paste was too hard 😂

The easiest thing for someone new who is just experimenting is to pick a reputable software wallet. Mobile environments tend to be more secure than desktop, so I'd go with those. There's a vast selection of mobile wallets to choose from, but I recommend something like BlueWallet to get you started.

When you create your first wallet, you'll be prompted to write down a 12 / 24 word seed phrase. That's your backup. Keep it written down on paper and never store it digitally.

Even if you loose your phone, you can restore access to your funds so long as you have the seed phrase. It's very important you keep that seed phrase hidden away, because anyone who has it can steal your funds.

That's step #1. If you end up dealing with larger sums you really cannot afford to lose, you'll need to step up your security. When you get more confident, you can look into hardware wallets / cold storage systems, passphrases, multi-sig, etc. There's an entire industry based around keeping your private keys secure, and it takes time to learn and explore. Don't rush!

For further info I recommend checking out the r/bitcoinbeginners sub-reddit and BTC Sessions on Youtube (@BTCsessions)

Money playing a role in content discovery is why I am here.

The whole internet has been likes, seniority, censorship, and nepotism because there never was a way to make people put some skin in the game.

It's exciting to see what can happen when money is tied very closely to the rating mechanism to determine what rises to the top.

Can it be gamed? Sure. Costco can sell $1.50 hotdogs at a loss, too. But the question is will this be better than the other ways of doing it. We're finding out zap by zap.

Stepping into the role as a founder. As a first time founder, it was a new way to look at working a job, and looking back on it now its not something you can prepare for until you are in the driver seat. Looking back on it though, its fundamentally changed my life for the better and don't regret it!