
Read_422 – Discovering Bitcoin – From Cavemen to Lightning, Part #1 [Giacomo Zucco]
“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

“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

A long and intense discussion on the vast chasms between the normal view of the world, and that which Bitcoin instills and requires of people.

“Privacy is at the root of Lightning which is a requirement for a retail payment network to succeed. It builds on Bitcoin which does not

Today’s Guy’s Take is a response to the Bill Bert podcast with Anthony Pompliano! What did Pomp miss? What did he get wrong? Lets do

“This risk is probably best countered by offering enough time to upgrade. Unfortunately, not everyone agrees on how much time is enough; some think forced

“Trusted third parties are security holes” isn’t just a slogan; it’s a concept that millions of people will have intuitively grasped for the first time

“Bitcoin’s capped supply is one of its most well-known features, and it is regularly cited as a hedge against inflation caused by government money printing.<br

• DeFi
• Prices & Markets
• Bitcoin & the global power struggle
• Political insanity
• Apolitical? Super-Political? Omni-Political?

“This rationale also completely demolishes the “blockchain not Bitcoin” mantra as the Schelling point is purely based on bitcoin the money, not blockchain the technology.”

“Rearden heard Bertram Scudder, outside the group, say to a girl who made some sound of indignation, “Don’t let him disturb you. You know, money

“When we stop conceiving of central banking as an economics story, and start to see it as a crime story, we are beginning to get

“Money is a tool for trading human time. Central banks, the modern-era masters of money, wield this tool as a weapon to steal time and
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