
Read_529 – Orange is the New Green [Knut Svanholm]
“Money condenses energy. Bitcoin is the first and only tool we have for converting electric energy to monetary energy. Now what does this do to

“Money condenses energy. Bitcoin is the first and only tool we have for converting electric energy to monetary energy. Now what does this do to

The price took a near 30% dump today. So let’s talk about it.
A short episode today while I take care of my pup.

“Their goals were to separate money from governments and corporations, check the growth of the global surveillance state, and preserve human rights in an increasingly

“In my lifetime I have seen many technologies emerge. The Internet. Pocket super computers. Digital music. And the old guard fought it, tried to capture

“only 13% of our planet’s population is born into the dollar, euro, Japanese yen, British pound, Australian dollar, Canadian dollar or Swiss Franc. The other

“How does anyone censor something abstract and intangible; something that can consist of an arrangement of numbers and letters, and can be transported via any

“one of the main reasons for Bitcoin’s success is something that resonates with us as humans on a much deeper level: the primal elements of

No matter how often we cover these ideas, it still seems astonishingly common for new people to fall into the same old fallacies and the

“Bitcoin’s security guarantee comes from the direct conversion of unforgeable energy into a fixed supply unit on an incorruptible monetary network. There is no alternative

“It is truly impossible for the petrodollar system to be green when it is based on black gold.” – Alex Gladstein
Today we have another

Hyperbitcoinization is defined by the Nakamoto institute as “a voluntary transition from an inferior currency to a superior one, and its adoption is a series

“To be sure, by the waning days of 2010, Satoshi Nakamoto was still acknowledged for inventing Bitcoin, and was respected for growing the world’s first
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