I did not attend the Miami Conference this year, unlike last year when I was present. My experience from last year left me disappointed, as the event seemed to be infested with opportunistic individuals who merely regurgitated popular sentiments to promote their own agendas. Many of them lacked a clear understanding of the distinction between bitcoin and crypto, or worse, simply didn’t care. They possessed the ability to mask their lack of knowledge on the subject by adhering to the standard talking points such as “Bitcoin is a means to regain control of our money from banks” or “Bitcoin empowers individuals and fosters freedom.”

This year, however, the situation seems to have worsened. The conference appears to be devoid of any substantial content. It has become a gathering point for self-proclaimed bitcoin influencers, who view it as an opportunity to amplify their influence and augment their monetary gains. The organizers of the conference have wholeheartedly embraced the mindset of “making money while it lasts,” as they bring in individuals who are nothing short of clowns, solely aimed at attracting attention and drawing larger crowds.

Here are some of my exhibits for you to judge…

Right.. She is a true bitcoiner…!

Look at this clown…

WOW.. A presidential candidate knows how to milk bitcoiners…!

Finally… Mucch… learnt his lesson and became a bitcoiner..!

In conclusion, the Miami Conference has succumbed to the allure of quick gains and sensationalism, sacrificing the opportunity to provide real value and contribute to the advancement of Bitcoin.

Compare this to Nostrica unconference….! Much much better. Can’t wait to attend Nostrasia…!

A true bitcoiner will sit on the side and stack SATS. Do Not spend your SATS on any of these clowns…! You need the right moment to spend it…!

Would love to get feedback from anyone who attended this year and can share what they found there…!