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What I love about this comparison is that it simultaneously describes the mind boggling amount of work it took to build the pyramids, while also conveying how crazy early we are to bitcoin.

Luke Broyles explains his thinking around the question of "how much bitcoin you need?", price predictions, and why people will continue to have cognitive dissonance about bitcoin's price rising.

Even though we are still so early to bitcoin, it's impressive to see someone from a couple cycles before us understand the philosophical aspects of bitcoin so well. Wish I got to meet him back then.

In this interview, Peter and Jeff discuss the effects of prices falling to the marginal cost of production, Bitcoin and its role in a deflationary economy, how inflation and debt distribute wealth unfairly, and the deflationary influence of AI and its impact on the future.

"Every moment of every hour of the last 3,500 days, I’ve been in prison. After all this time, my memories of freedom are no more than wisps of dreams, fading in the harsh light of what my life has become. Were I to be given a second chance someday, I’d be reborn."

Natalie Brunel from Coin Stories interviews OG beauty YouTuber and passionate bitcoiner, Michelle Phan. Do not miss this one, it's incredibly inspiring.

Guy Swann from Bitcoin Audible reads a chapter from Knut Svanholm's book about the parallels to central bank money printing and alchemy.

Creative bitcoiner Wicked posts a video visualizing the amount of time bitcoin has spent in different price brackets. Very cool to see. Tick tock, next block.

The world has gone crazy, but you don't have to

Great conversation from John Vallis's podcast with Jeff Booth, Preston Pysh, and Greg Foss.

Unchained (formerly known as Unchained Capital) announced a clever new brand identity this week which incorporates bitcoin's iconic issuance rate chart into the logo itself.

The Himalayan kingdom has quietly been dumping millions of dollars into bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Its investments, which have never been publicly disclosed, were revealed in the bankruptcy filings of lenders BlockFi and Celsius.

Documenting Bitcoin posted this video clip of a spiral bitcoin price chart. Number Go Up, visualized.

Many believe that Bitcoin is “just one of thousands of cryptoassets”—this is true in the same way that the number zero is just one of an infinite series of numbers. In reality, Bitcoin is special, and so is zero: each is an invention which led to a discovery that fundamentally reshaped its overarching system—for Bitcoin, that system is money, and for zero, it is mathematics. Since money and math are mankind’s two universal languages, both Bitcoin and zero are critical constructs for civilization.

MitchellHODL posted this clip from an episode of Joe Rogan where Jack Dorsey talks about bitcoin. I think this is probably one of the first times Jack talked about bitcoin publicly. Jack gets it.

While focusing on the Texas ERCOT grid and demand response programs, the article fails to mention why anyone (especially the globally disenfranchised) might want or need a neutral and permission-less form of money like Bitcoin to begin with.

Funny spoof video about how The New York Times lies about everything all the time lol

This thread will make your day... Psychology, price history, and where the value of #BTC goes from here.

Members of academia are inherently biased against Bitcoin, but there are intelligent and curious members who could change that.

Out of all the misconceptions when it comes to Bitcoin, the misconception that “miners” are creating “bitcoins” is probably the most asinine one.

The anonymous blogger from Early Retirement By Bitcoin posts monthly chronicling his journey stacking sats until he achieves financial independence.

Legendary Bitcoin educator Andreas Antonopoulos is back with is first new YouTube video in like a year. In this video, Andreas answers the question "When Bitcoin is under attack, some people just say "Don't worry, Bitcoin is unstoppable". I see their point, but could this inaction be dangerous in the end?"

Where the US constitution declared that we are all equal, Bitcoin, within its context of money, ensures we are all treated equally, under completely transparent rules.

Nico talks with Preston Pysh & American Hodl.

Tim Cook has admited that he owns Bitcoin but recently it was just discovered that every Apple computer since 2018 has had a copy of the Bitcoin White Paper. Have they been stacking sats?

Aaron Johnson was a financial advisor for 25 years before quitting one afternoon, feeling that he was not acting in good conscience for his clients. Aaron and Luke discuss bonds, Bitcoin's future, and why so many advisors are hesitant to talk about Bitcoin.

Why this may be the lowest Bitcoin price you ever see again

We're at the very beginning of a brand new four year cycle. Don't mess this up.

In this video created with the help of various AI tools such as Chat GPT and Midjourney, Jeff Booth illustrates how Bitcoin ensures technological deflation enabled productivity gains flow to you... and society.

In democracies we rely on elections — Proof of Votes — and hope all goes well. In Bitcoin power transitions peacefully through Proof of Work.

In this episode, we discuss how we’ve got ourselves into the current mess, why Bitcoin is unstoppable, and the importance of understanding ego death, fear, and self-deception.

In his new piece for Citadel21's epic 21st and final issue, Croesus discusses one of every bitcoiner's favourite topics: Satoshi Nakamoto.

Nico talks with Aleks Svetski, Host of WakeUpPod, Editor @ bitcointim.es and Founder @ amber.app, a bitcoin entrepreneur and co-author of "The Uncommunist Manifesto". In this highlight Aleks explains how bitcoin adoption actually saturates popular culture.

Fractional reserve banking is inherently unstable, resulting in inevitable bank runs and periodic government bailouts. This Hard Money report looks at the history of bank runs in the context of the current systemic distress and explains why Bitcoin -- and it's system of rules, not rulers -- offers a more stable alternative store of wealth.

A subtle but important shift has occurred recently... the Fed became, for the first time in modern history, unprofitable. Lyn Alden breaks down how this has come about and what it does and does not mean. How does a central bank that can print its own money become unprofitable exactly, and what does it mean for the future of the United States federal government?

Natalie Appearing on Making Money with Charles Payne on 3/14/2023

Juan Camarillo purchased 10,000 acres of frontier land in 1876 in Alta California. The land is now worth ~$1m/acre. A story of jealousy, fairness, and wealth, and how it all relates to Bitcoin.

What is the “top” for an immutable money that becomes the standard for humanity? Why it’s time to get off zero.

American HODL is a Bitcoiner who has been promoting the innovation for over 8 years. In this interview, we discuss why is Bitcoin important: what makes it an improved version of money, why society needs it, how it improves inclusion and thereby the world, the proof we have that Bitcoin can work, and how the world will look in the future with and without Bitcoin.

The exodus from from an inherently broken monetary network that can’t be fixed to an inherently strong monetary network that can’t be broken.