In closing out the week we have one last piece on the economics behind Bitcoin and the natural market economy.  We read the classic piece “I, Pencil” by Leonard E. Read posted on Fee.org. Check out the post itself to read the Foreward & Afterward, plus don’t miss the excellent collection of work at Fee.org: https://fee.org/resources/i-pencil/…

What if “hoarding” money is both realizing its most important utility, and stabilizing in an uncertain economy?  If true, how could the exact opposite belief be so widespread?  Don’t miss our read from Hans Hermann Hoppe on Mises.org to find out more! Check out the full article plus an exhaustive collection of economic theory at Mises.org:https://mises.org/library/yield-money-held-reconsidered…

Taking a break from Bitcoin maximalism to have a chat with John Wolpert (@Consensys, @IBMblockchain, @Hyperledger) for what consensus protocols and blockchain can do for the future of decentralization, trust, and privacy!  Don’t miss today’s episode! Don’t forget to check him out on Twitter and Medium:https://twitter.com/jwolperthttps://medium.com/@jwolpert Support the show:Looking to Secure your Bitcoin with TREZOR?Shop.Trezor.io…

“This game, underlying FOMO3D (F3D), is called “The War of Attrition” and it can produce some insanely irrational outcomes… Human beings tend to play terribly and lose.”  Don’t miss Matt Stephenson’s great piece on how FOMO3D exploits “dangerous game theory.” Dont forget to applaud the article on medium and dig a little deeper with part…

Many different and often conflicting ideas of what Bitcoin is, and what it’s future should be, have emerged throughout the years.  Here @nic_carter’s and @hasufl’s exploration of past, present, and future narratives that molded Bitcoin into what it is today. Don’t forget to clap for the article on Medium and check out the graphs and…