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Issue #1122: They haven't been teaching monetary history accurately

The next time some fart sniffer tries to tell you that the gold standard was the reason for the Great Depression, politely tell them that they are wrong.

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Issue #1121: An interesting comparison

These are extremely impressive comparative returns that highlight bitcoin's superior qualities when bench marked against other assets that many use as an inflation hedge.

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Issue #1100: A good intro to sound money for beginners

Spread the message. Join the fight.

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Issue #868: Light clients, Taproot activation, and a break away from gold

There's a lot going on in the Bitcoin world at the moment. Here are a few things that caught my attention.

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Issue #860: Bitcoin is climbing the ranks

via Crypto Voices [https://twitter.com/crypto_voices/status/1323650496826167296?s=20]> Election day in US; to skip the politics and get straight to the money, here's our quarterly update.

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Issue #854: Miners unplug, a Singapore bank opens an on ramp, and more gold is discovered

There's a lot going on in the Bitcoin world this week.

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Issue #848: Multsig appreciation day

This is all very unique to Bitcoin. A fundamental utility that makes Bitcoin the best store of value the world has ever encountered.

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Issue #796: The beginnings of an inflationary event?

Things should get very interesting as we head into the Fall. Hold onto your butts, freaks.

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Issue #777: A sign of inflation

Deep down, the Common Man feels this injustice. The rent is too damn high.

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Issue #769: Bitcoin is better than gold in every way

How much gold that is being held as collateral around the world is actually gold? How much has been rehypothecated via imposter metals?

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Issue #702: Are paper gold markets breaking?

Let this serve as a lesson to take extreme ownership of your bitcoin holdings and learn how to properly take possession of your UTXOs.

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Issue #647: A good "is the halving priced in" take

Bitcoin isn't priced in because most of the world doesn't understand bitcoin.

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Issue #641: The capital controls get tighter

Do you really have control? Or are you passively wandering through a labyrinth designed to make you act in certain ways?

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Issue #510: The race to the bottom is back on

Stay vigilant out there. Uncle Marty thinks things are only just starting to heat up on the global stage.

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Issue #501: A tremor in Hong Kong

If this situation continues to escalate, it will be interesting to see how the price of Bitcoin reacts as it only feels natural that this move would incite a flight to safety into assets that cannot be sanctioned or subjected to the geopolitical dick flexes on display during trade wars.

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Issue #480: Bitcoin creates efficiencies everywhere

Until the emergence of Bitcoin, we humans were forced to choose goods that exist in meat space to store our wealth over time. Over thousands of years, a few hard commodities and assets have attained dominance in our minds as quality stores of value.

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Issue #468: Heavy accumulation

As we can see, it seems as if these two bedfellows have been in a heavy accumulation phase for the last couple of decades, with China increasing their stash by more than 4.5x and Russia more than 5x'ing their bag.

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Issue #362: Privacy and anonymity, pretty important

This is why we Bitcoin, freaks. For people in semi-despotic countries like Iran, the ability to store and exchange wealth in a non-physical asset like bitcoin is imperative as the physical nature of gold makes it easier to confiscate gold and target physical gold dealers.

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Issue #342: BitMex drops a Bitcoin client

That's A LOT of money laundering... from the traditional banking system. You know someone is a normie when they rely on the "money laundering and drug dealers" crutch to argue against Bitcoin.