
Read_429 – Discovering Bitcoin #5 – Digital Scarcity [Giacomo Zucco]
Continuing the excellent series of Discovering Bitcoin, moving into the digital age, we have lost the most fundamental element of our money, it’s “hardness.” By

Continuing the excellent series of Discovering Bitcoin, moving into the digital age, we have lost the most fundamental element of our money, it’s “hardness.” By

“We find the global acceptance, brand recognition, ecosystem vitality, network dominance, architectural resilience, technical utility, and community ethos of Bitcoin to be persuasive evidence of

“While it was pretty difficult for him to take over the very decentralized process of people exchanging gold nuggets, there are now a few big,

“The Jevons paradox is a staple of environmental economics used to describe how the introduction of more efficient technologies tends to increase the consumption of

“The goods that fare better in hardness, scaleness and darkness will compete, and the first one to reach a critical mass will start swallowing the

We have got a great chat that I have been unable to share until now! What is the present and future of Bitcoin mining and

“By buying Bitcoin, you are not making a mistake. But if you buy Bitcoin and stop there after your first purchase, you’re making a mistake.”

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“it clearly involves moral, political and ethical aspects, like the importance of privacy as a human right. I will use the term “darkness” to address

“If a few percentage points of a portfolio are allocated to it, there is a limited risk of loss… On the other hand, it’s not

“In order to be useful for this kind of process, a good must possess a good “hardness”: Any unit of said good should not significantly

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