@Lyn Alden Was there an era when sound money was more adhered to and productivity was accelerating such that prices actually went down? Can you point me to any resources of this era?? Is it in your book, “Broken Money”?

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#Bitcoin is democratic property. More so than anything else to date.

Bitcoin movie or story idea: The perspective of a sceptical tradfi-politico oligarch going through an aggressive hyper-bitcoinization.

Instead of “fix the money, fix the world”, let’s say “change the money, change the world.” I believe this could help focus moreso into the questions of what is money and how different types and governance structures impact many areas of society.

I believe #Bitcoin could be Artificial General Intelligence.

Bitcoin is an ever-sustaining sun in cyberspace.

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Inflation is the government’s scorecard. If they want the incredible (impossible) responsibility of trying to centrally manage a global economy via fiat monetary policies, then they’re scored is the purchasing power of the currency. Seems like it’s been a failing grade for a while now.

“Maybe the world would be a better place if the engineers ran the monetary system rather than the politicians run the monetary system.” - Mike Saylor

I’m curious if over time the BTC/XAU (gold) chart will become more relevant to watch, perhaps in the distant future. 🤔

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“Saying that you want the Bitcoin network to use less energy exposes you as either naively uninformed, dangerously authoritarian, or both. A decrease in Bitcoin’s energy use is a decrease in security, fair distribution, and resistance to hostile alteration. If you are cheering for a reduction in hashrate you are cheering for centralization and ease of corruption.” - #[0]​ Awesome article! (I’d link it if I knew how!)

“#Bitcoin is the first EXPONENTIAL ASSET we’ve ever encountered.” - Peter Dunworth