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“Imposing the use of Bitcoin by force through a software oligopoly–through a scheme which may ultimately pose a threat to the entire El Salvadoran economy–is almost as far from Satoshiโs Bitcoin objectives as the fiat dollar is.” ~ Peter C. Earle
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“You cannot eat bitcoin, or dollars, or bank balances, which means that whatever vehicle you use to move value across time has an exchange rate risk. Many bitcoinersโ mistake is to think that their preferred asset avoids this; Talebโs mistake is to think that others can have a different view of government than him.” ~…
“Peter C. Earle, senior fellow at AIER joins Aleksandra Przegalinska for a conversation on the unknowns of bitcoin, crypto currency and blockchain technologies in the modern era.” ~ AIER
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“We should indeed be skeptical of financial fads, of everything in the Everything Bubble. And we should argue over bitcoinโs many monetary attributes โ mostly because we therefore highlight how other monetary regimes work. But the environmental accusations of Bitcoinโs mining operations is like hitting your head against brick walls โ not a very useful…
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“The current apparatus of centralized data processing and storage is not only incapable of adequately handling the prerequisite needs of this digital society, but it might also turn it into a dystopia. What we need is a highly decentralized and efficient infrastructure that is impervious to manipulation. Blockchain technology seems to be the essential component…
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“The pulling of the roundtable video comes a day after the total humiliation of 60 Minutes in many stories that defended the governor. Its deletion of the most viewed version online denies viewers the opportunity to observe DeSantisโs impressive knowledge on the subject of the coronavirus and the public policy response.” ~ Jeffrey Tucker
“Governments who attempt to create their own crypto now are merely seeking to bathe in the warmth of one of our epochโs greatest creations even while they eschew everything that made Bitcoin and other tokens so wonderful. The market itself is now in a position to decide. In the long term, the market will choose…
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“Indian citizens have embraced cryptocurrencies in astonishing numbers, and despite the governmentโs best efforts to suppress the crypto economy, history would indicate that itโs a futile endeavor. By trying to ban them, the case for cryptocurrencies is made all the more clear, propelling their use and further innovation. The cryptocat is out, irrevocably so, of…
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“For all the revolutionary creed that surrounds the emerging monetary commodity that is bitcoin, it seems that its future more and more resembles the past it tried to escape. Happy times for us monetary nerds.” ~ Joakim Book
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“At the moment, the idea of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology is still emerging technology but at one point they were considered fringe. Their increasing adoption not only lends support for the ongoing rise of Bitcoinโs value but demonstrates an interesting inflection point for financial affairs.” ~ Ethan Yang
โข
“Imposing the use of Bitcoin by force through a software oligopoly–through a scheme which may ultimately pose a threat to the entire El Salvadoran economy–is almost as far from Satoshiโs Bitcoin objectives as the fiat dollar is.” ~ Peter C. Earle
โข
“You cannot eat bitcoin, or dollars, or bank balances, which means that whatever vehicle you use to move value across time has an exchange rate risk. Many bitcoinersโ mistake is to think that their preferred asset avoids this; Talebโs mistake is to think that others can have a different view of government than him.” ~…
“Peter C. Earle, senior fellow at AIER joins Aleksandra Przegalinska for a conversation on the unknowns of bitcoin, crypto currency and blockchain technologies in the modern era.” ~ AIER
โข
“We should indeed be skeptical of financial fads, of everything in the Everything Bubble. And we should argue over bitcoinโs many monetary attributes โ mostly because we therefore highlight how other monetary regimes work. But the environmental accusations of Bitcoinโs mining operations is like hitting your head against brick walls โ not a very useful…
โข
“The current apparatus of centralized data processing and storage is not only incapable of adequately handling the prerequisite needs of this digital society, but it might also turn it into a dystopia. What we need is a highly decentralized and efficient infrastructure that is impervious to manipulation. Blockchain technology seems to be the essential component…
โข
“The pulling of the roundtable video comes a day after the total humiliation of 60 Minutes in many stories that defended the governor. Its deletion of the most viewed version online denies viewers the opportunity to observe DeSantisโs impressive knowledge on the subject of the coronavirus and the public policy response.” ~ Jeffrey Tucker
“Governments who attempt to create their own crypto now are merely seeking to bathe in the warmth of one of our epochโs greatest creations even while they eschew everything that made Bitcoin and other tokens so wonderful. The market itself is now in a position to decide. In the long term, the market will choose…
โข
“Indian citizens have embraced cryptocurrencies in astonishing numbers, and despite the governmentโs best efforts to suppress the crypto economy, history would indicate that itโs a futile endeavor. By trying to ban them, the case for cryptocurrencies is made all the more clear, propelling their use and further innovation. The cryptocat is out, irrevocably so, of…
โข
“For all the revolutionary creed that surrounds the emerging monetary commodity that is bitcoin, it seems that its future more and more resembles the past it tried to escape. Happy times for us monetary nerds.” ~ Joakim Book
โข
“At the moment, the idea of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology is still emerging technology but at one point they were considered fringe. Their increasing adoption not only lends support for the ongoing rise of Bitcoinโs value but demonstrates an interesting inflection point for financial affairs.” ~ Ethan Yang
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