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“This over-developed brain wiring supercharged our interest in scarce assets and our drive to obtain them. Behaviorally, this may have amounted to making us weirdos

“This over-developed brain wiring supercharged our interest in scarce assets and our drive to obtain them. Behaviorally, this may have amounted to making us weirdos

“All fiat dies because it’s a trusted token that governments can arbitrarily change. Every fiat with every single powerful military behind it fell when the

What does financial repression look like in real time — and how are people fighting back with Bitcoin?
In this episode, I read the

Have you ever felt lost in the rabbit hole of Bitcoin? In this episode, I revisit Gigi’s “21 Lessons of the Bitcoin Rabbit Hole,” diving

In this episode, I revisit Chapter 2 of Gigi’s “21 Lessons from the Bitcoin Rabbit Hole,” taking another look at the core principles of economics

Returning to a classic! I revisit Gigi’s “21 Lessons of the Bitcoin Rabbit Hole,” starting with Chapter 1: Philosophy. What does Bitcoin have to teach

If you are looking for real bitcoiners giving their take on all the major news that happened in bitcoin for the past month, you found

What is capital, really? And what happens when Bitcoin forces a repricing of everything we think we know about it?
In this reboot episode

“Not your keys, not your coins.”I posit that the corollary to this principle is:’Your keys, only your coins.’
A quantum capable entity breaks the

Bitcoin’s strength lies in its core properties—trust minimization, decentralization, censorship resistance, and more. But what exactly defines these principles, and why do they matter? In

In this episode of Bitcoin Audible, I revisit an important concept that deserves more attention: timeout trees and their potential to revolutionize scaling for the

“The last thing we should want to do is the government to print up a bunch of money, which steals from the poor, so that
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