Military

For Bitcoiners, honoring service members on Memorial Day does not have to mean siding with the military industrial complex.

Adopting bitcoin on Veterans Day can help put an end to forever wars that unnecessarily risk the lives of U.S. soldiers.

The expansionary behavior of the United States hasn’t stopped with other countries adopting bitcoin. The U.S. will do whatever it takes to protect the dollar.

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

On Memorial Day, we remember fallen soldiers and their sacrifice made toward protecting freedom. Like Bitcoin, freedom requires proof of work.

Bitcoin serves as a defense for financial freedom for members in the military as they serve to defend others and provides economic opportunity.

In this episode of the "Bitcoin Bottom Line" podcast, the host and guest discuss how Bitcoin relates to farming, energy and more.

Through increasingly unscrupulous monetary policy, U.S. government officials mask the costs of war from the American public. Bitcoin could fix this.

U.S. National Defense Fellow Jason Lowery argues that Bitcoin’s proof-of-work consensus model can replace our reliance on military might for digital property and money.

Instead, a Bitcoin standard would incentivize efficient capital allocation, economic cooperation and more free trade.