No Spot Bitcoin ETFs for American Investors This Year: SEC Shots Down Two Proposals
Reflecting on the past year, 2021 has been great for Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency market. It even saw the birth of two BTC futures ETFs...
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Bitcoin And Biases: Fund Managers Eating Crow And Welcoming Horses In 2021
Overcoming Biases With A Bit Of Crow“Eating crow” is a “colloquial idiom, used in some English-speaking countries, that means humiliation by admitting having been proven...
Why Bitcoin Is The Best Gift This Christmas
It’s that time of the year where Mariah Carey and Wham! songs blare on speakers across the globe, much to the dismay of retail and...
A 1997 Prophecy: Bitcoin And The Unfolding Of ‘The Sovereign Individual’ Thesis
The following is the written version of a video presentation which can be viewed here.The Waning Of The Modern Age“In our view, you are witnessing...
Bitcoin City: Can The Key To BTC Taxes Be VAT?
El Salvador President Nayib Bukele recently outlined ambitious plans to construct a Bitcoin City at the base of the Conchagua stratovolcano, which overlooks the Gulf...
Bitcoin And The Means To An End: Appreciation Is Simply A Vehicle For Major Change
You’ve probably heard that one before. And it isn't a completely unfounded piece of advice; built into the supply-predictable, demand-elastic protocol of Bitcoin is the...
How Sports And Bitcoin Exemplify Low Time Preference And Efficient Energy Expenditure
Preface: All human action stems from the desire to increase our supply of accessible energy reserves. Humans act to transform energy from inaccessible to accessible....
Bitcoin Is Not Dirty: It Is Radically Green
Upon reading the opinion piece in the San Francisco Chronicle penned by Steve Westly, we are reminded of Brandolini’s Law, which we paraphrase here: "The amount...
Paraguay’s Bitcoin Bill Passes the Senate
A Paraguayan bill seeking to regulate the trading and mining of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in the country passed the Senate on Thursday. Senator Fernando Silva...
Bitcoin And The Commodity Of Time
I had a long drive ahead of me. Nine hours down the coast, with a few stretches of time I knew I'd be out of...
