The State

From the fall of peer-to-peer networks to the dangers of blind optimism, this guide explores how Bitcoin could face existential threats unless we change course. Overconfidence and arrogance could be Bitcoin's biggest threats. From "The Halving Issue".

As the State fights financial privacy in earnest, Bitcoin must become a functional medium of exchange or risk cyber isolation.

As governments around the world prepare for central bank digital currencies, it is imperative that we use bitcoin to solve challenges of the 21st century.

People should be able to choose the best money without the help of the government, but everyone is overly reliant on the State to make decisions.

Bitcoin has various use cases and applications that shouldn’t be ignored for narratives that obscure more than educate.

The bloated modern State's existence depends upon the control of money creation, and Bitcoin will expose that.

The hills once provided a check on the overreaches of state-making. Today, Bitcoin provides that check.

By separating money from the government, Bitcoin takes the control of money out of the hands of politicians and gives it back to the citizens.

The stakes have never been higher. The state is losing its grasp of control over the people and it is doubling down on utter incompetence and nefariousness.

In a world with third-party custody and self-custody, bitcoin is the clear winner for offering protection from government overreach and seizure.