Ethics

Bitcoin’s unalterable ledger is a technological mirror of the philosophical idea that our actions, once done, become part of the tapestry of history and of who we are: The concept of immutability calls us to an ethics of accountability as well.

As the underlying issues in our economy are exposed by recent banking failures, Bitcoin stands as a trustless, alternative money.

By publicly exploiting a bug on Lightning that could have put users’ funds at risk, the developer was acting in the best interests of Bitcoin node runners.

Though some people are denouncing Bitcoin Maximalism, the ethics of Bitcoin are stronger than ever and the number of Bitcoiners is only growing.

Creating a system distributed by the internet the same way Bitcoin exists could create accessible healthcare for everyone.

No retreat, no surrender, Bitcoiners are not here to back down as the fiat establishment might hope.

Simply by understanding bitcoin, Bitcoiners adopt a leadership role in which they have the potential to help others find the financial lifeboat.

Bitcoin’s crowning achievement is the reintroduction of economic consequence. Like Old Testament God, it leaves no room for sin, lies or deceit.

Bitcoin environmental concerns are often portrayed in misleading and exaggerated ways contrary to proper research.

Bitcoin’s technological innovation is available for anyone to use, even bigots; but this shouldn’t sully the entire network’s reputation.