Read_470 – Why Does Bitcoin Have Value? [Jeffrey Tucker]
December 8, 2020
“What Bitcoin is depends on its use as a means of storing and porting value, which in turn rests on secure titles to ownership of
“What Bitcoin is depends on its use as a means of storing and porting value, which in turn rests on secure titles to ownership of
“With his choice of words, Taaki had outed an elephant in the room. It was true, Nakamoto had enacted soft forks, but by late 2011,
“Bitcoin is a battle ground to restore freedom, truth, and virtue in the world.” – Robert Breedlove
Another excellent piece from Breedlove, this time
“But there is something even more interesting that happens with mining and electricity. Not only does Bitcoin mining add revenue to existing locations of energy
Had an excellent chat with the CEO of ShiftCrypto yesterday all about building Bitcoin hardware, the security trade offs, and creating secure tools for a
“And replacing gold is just the start. Bitcoin isn’t just a better gold; because of its programmability, it’s a platform that will host the future
Want to hear all of the bullish cases for Bitcoin? Protection for pensions, the fiscal cliff we are speeding toward, capital movement for the wealthy,
The inventor of podcasting, the Podfather himself Adam Curry, joins us today for an incredible chat about Bitcoin and re-decentralizing cyberspace. The Great Reset, centralized
“All you can do with Bitcoin once you buy it is sell it, but you need somebody else to buy it from you.” – Peter
Just in time for one of the various ETH hard forks, both intentional and unintentional, we dig into the dirty details with Udi Wertheimer in
“Taproot will unlock a new range of possibilities for Bitcoin, improving privacy and expanding smart contract possibilities”
The code has been merged, the client is
“It takes two nudges to convert a nocoiner. The vast majority of people got their very first nudge in 2017. These people are now primed
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