“In other words, Bitcoin already has little monetary inflation, which will drop even further.” – Dominik Stroukal
Because I love discussion of markets, prices, and the EMH, I couldn’t avoid one last article before

“In the absence of the gold standard, there is no way to protect savings from confiscation through inflation. There is no safe store of value. If there were, the government would have to make its

“It is axiomatic that printing money (or creating digital dollars) does nothing to generate economic activity; it only shifts the balance of powers as to who allocates the money and prices risk. It strips power

“As a friend of mine likes to say: Bitcoin is pieces of super-gold flying inside an unstoppable PayPal. It is the best money we ever had.” – Gigi

Another great piece by Gigi (@Dergigi on

“Mycelial networks act as a resource transport layer and communications network connecting organisms in the biosphere. This enables organisms to voluntarily trade resources and knowledge across species lines. Increasing trade leads to increased specialization (division

“What the State fears above all, of course, is any
fundamental threat to its own power and its own existence”
– Murray N. Rothbard

The epic conclusion to Murray Rothbard’s Anatomy of the

“The greatest danger to the State
is independent intellectual criticism.”
-Murray N. Rothbard

Another piece made available thanks to the amazing team over at the Mises Institute, we dive into the first half

“I think of Bitcoin as a conservative investment because it’s so superior to gold. The value of it should wind up at least equal to gold’s…” – BitcoinTINA

Reading a piece by BitcoinTINA summarized from

“We Hodl these truths to be self evident” – Brady

A Declaration of Independence for the age of the separation of money and state. When a monetary system becomes a burden, a means not to

“As the crypto industry makes progress toward Web 3.0, we’ll come to realize that it’s hard to beat the security and network effects of Bitcoin.” – Muneeb Ali
Another great article from Bitcoin Magazine,

You are not going to want to miss this incredible piece on exactly how far we have strayed from anything resembling “capitalism,” or even the goal of accumulating and growing the capital that improves our

“You can’t dictate how people should use bitcoin. Bitcoin has certain properties that enable different use cases. The predominant use case will fluctuate over time. Get over it.” – Marty Bent

An Important reminder from

“All I know is the setup for bitcoin, the hardest form of digital money, could not be better. All manners of trust have evaporated. In order to solve for demand and supply destruction, governments will

“It is the digital equivalent of your physical bank sending private investigators to follow your every move for days after you withdraw cash at the ATM, and then freezing or confiscating your bank account entirely

“Despite unprecedented fiscal and monetary intervention after the financial crisis, results have been disappointing. The American people do not need accounting tricks or more debt, but true innovation. Thankfully, Bitcoin provides a way forward.” –

“Although I mostly agree with their reasoning and share the enthusiasm for such a free market, I cannot stop being astonished by the naivety of the idea.” – Sven Schneiders
If a “good” money

“Beware of what I call Pascal’s scams: movements or belief systems that ask you to hope for or worry about very improbable outcomes that could have very large positive or negative consequences.” – Nick Szabo<br

“Satoshi Nakamoto created Bitcoin as a tool for privacy. The entire cypherpunk quest, which Satoshi was an active part of and which the Bitcoin experiment is the coronation of, was all about personal and financial