Not much. But more than Saylor.
I have:
- used Bitcoin as money and encouraged others to do the same;
- encouraged people to understand why it’s important that Bitcoin is used as peer-to-peer cash (self-custody, nodes etc.);
- avoided the temptations to deviate from the white paper for my own benefit. (Having said that, I really never had any temptations, but if I had had some, I would not have deviated);
- learned more about sovereignty (privacy etc.) and encouraged everybody to do the same.
Saylor is the only "Bitcoiner" who seems to get more and more confused year after year. He never agreed with the first sentence of the white paper, but at least, in the beginning, he had some good sayings, such as "there is no second best". Now he is retweeting shitcoin scams.
