sound money

In the final issue of this four-part series, we examine in depth the various monetary properties of Bitcoin.

The first of this four-part series discusses the various aspects of money that are not commonly understood.

The current metrics and systems posed by the federal reserve are designed to beguile and disguise the reality of money.

What’s been a hedge against inflation for thousands of years has had its throne usurped by bitcoin, and for good reason.

The humanitarian aspects of bitcoin overshadow the nominal value focused on by many westerners.

The properties inherent to Bitcoin are deterministic, not probabilistic, and rely on the natural laws which make up our world.

The solution to the problem facing billions of people around the world: access to a cheap, secure and reliable savings account.

The same sound money principles which led to gold’s historical reserve status are contributing to bitcoin’s overtaking and erosion of its dominance.

Environmental disasters are the result of cut corners, and cut corners are the result of inflation.

The modern practice of inflationary monetary policies has drastic, wide-reaching effects on the economy.