Guy's Take #59 - We're Not Going Anywhere
"Bitcoin is not merely a network, it's a foundation for an anti-authoritarian political movement in an increasingly authoritarian world. If you're looking for why so many people are deeply passionate ...
19 Syys 20221h 21min
Read_654 - A Bitcoiner's Guide to Proof of Stake [Scott Sullivan]
"This brings us to our fourth principle behind PoS, which is that **PoS relies on subjective truth**. There is simply no objective way to pick between two competing blockchains, and any new nodes to t...
16 Syys 20221h 13min
Read_653 - Finding Signal in a Noisy World [Jeff Booth]
"That misinformation in the form of money wouldn’t just create polarization. Because money connects value between people and nations, it would drive a tremendous misallocation of capital and resources...
13 Syys 20221h 14min
Read_652 - Setting the Record Straight [Nic Carter]
"I’m going to clear things up here because most of the people piling on were deeply confused about me, my firm, and what I do. And yes, I’m including some choice words for the self-described Bitcoin m...
9 Syys 20221h 16min
Read_651 - The Path to a Bitcoin Standard in Africa [Charlene Fadirepo]
"I believe Africa represents the most elegant use case for a Bitcoin standard in existence. In the paragraphs that follow I will explain why." - Charlene Fadirepo Africa is a hugely under-appreciated...
8 Syys 202250min
Read_650 - How to Be a Bitcoin Maximalist [Pete Rizzo]
"Cryptocurrency market-isms are built on claims about the economic and computer science advances Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies have achieved, and thus have a direct relationship to those claims. While ...
6 Syys 20221h 8min
Read_649 - The Continual Power of Intermittent Mining [Zack Voell]
"Many aspects of the Bitcoin mining industry are poorly understood and often misrepresented. But one practice in this sector stands apart for the misunderstandings and under-appreciation that surround...
3 Syys 202226min
Read_648 - Bitcoin is the Hills [Captain Sidd]
"A study of the hill tribes of Southeast Asia titled “The Art Of Not Being Governed” provided a fresh take. The author, James C. Scott, posits that the hill tribes were not “left behind” by the valley...
2 Syys 202251min
