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I’ve uploaded my talk, How Bitcoin Changes the Way Humanity Saves and Lives, from this year’s BTC Prague, including the video, slides, and transcript, to my website, where you can also find my other work.
In the next edition of my newsletter, I’ll explore how bitcoin, as a disinflationary monetary standard, could reshape construction practices, architectural aesthetics, and urban design. Out next month!
In this month’s edition of my newsletter, I delve into the story of Metaplanet, my most comprehensive piece yet! 📨
It was important to me to understand the Metaplanet story in its entirety. If it’s as significant as it appears, it deserves a closer look, not just as a successful publicly listed company, but as a potential framework for understanding global Bitcoin adoption. @Dylan LeClair@mcshane
One of the most underrated positive second-order effects of bitcoin is that rents don’t have to keep rising to offset inflation, they can actually stabilize, or even decline over time.
Bitcoin will make housing more affordable.
As bitcoin's utility as collateral becomes more recognized over time, people will realize that it is a better store of value than real estate.
There’s no longer a need to store wealth in property, as BTC can take that role, allowing the monetary premium currently embedded in real estate to flow into Bitcoin and letting property prices return to reflect actual utility.
Even though this is a long process, it’s one of Bitcoin’s most important second-order effects: more affordable housing.
Bitcoin-backed financial products make it possible to learn through insight, instead of the system having to collapse and people having to learn through suffering.
The legacy financial infrastructure is not compatible with Bitcoin.
As a result, legacy financial products will increasingly integrate and be exposed to bitcoin, not to reinvent the system, but to gradually harden existing structures (see $STRK & $STRF).
Over time, this process will lead to Bitcoin establishing itself as the monetary singularity, setting a new global monetary standard.
In my next newsletter, I’ll explore this in detail. Out next week!