
Read_598 – Why Every Fixed Income Investor Should Consider Bitcoin – Part 1 & 2 [Greg Foss]
“General Motors, Ford, AT&T and GE have cumulative debt that is larger than the entire HY market. Downgrades of any one of these names likely

“General Motors, Ford, AT&T and GE have cumulative debt that is larger than the entire HY market. Downgrades of any one of these names likely

With Twitter up in arms about a potentially invasive privacy measure and compliance for an invasive regulatory requirement, it’s time to break down exactly what

“What is money? Why is it used? Which type of money is best? And why?” – Eric Yakes
Today we are diving into the foundational

“This makes Bitcoin miners uniquely symbiotic with energy grids serving as “demand response” partners. If energy is ever in short supply, people get priority over

“Money, in the ideal (which we’ll likely always only ever strive for, and not achieve), turns a portion of ‘our work, here and now’, into

“Sacrifice is thus a critical component of value, as it is the use of one’s own limited resources, as that against which all action is

“This confluence of Fed hikes and investor naivety “presents the setup for a severe washout” as the “pernicious effects of rising interest rates on future

“The people at the end of the line who are flipping NFTs do not fundamentally care about distributed trust models or payment mechanics, but they

“Our goal is basically to realize this concept we have created called the atomic economy. This is just my way to create a narrative and

In a follow up to the State of Lightning Report from Arcane Research and OpenNode, we dive into the possibilities for how Lightning will change

“What the Internet has done for information, Bitcoin and the Lightning Network will do for money. ” – Elizabeth Stark
Finishing the amazing report from

“The Lightning Network, and the possibility to perform micropayments instantaneously, will most likely change how we pay for certain services. We already see the first
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