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Eight Years Since The Meme Was Born, We’re Still HODLing Bitcoin

Eight years ago today, an infamous, whiskey-soaked Bitcointalk post gave birth to the HODL meme, still the best investment philosophy in Bitcoin history.

Bitcoin Futures Markets Explained And The Defense Against Bitcoin Price Manipulation

The futures market has been a hot topic of late, but it can only have so much impact on the price of bitcoin.

Bitcoin Is The Perfect Option, And Central Banks Will Have To Buy In

What happens if the market realizes that kicking the can down the road is delaying the inevitable? A sustainable form of insurance in this event would have to be bitcoin.

Today’s Economy Parallels Weimar Germany’s Hyperinflation, But Now We Have Bitcoin

The more things change the more they stay the same; our modern inflationary currencies are beginning to mirror that of Weimar.

The 2020s Are Becoming Another Great Inflationary Decade: Stack Bitcoin Accordingly

As in the 1940s and ’70s, poor economic policy is driving rampant inflation and compelling investors to move wealth from cash to bitcoin.

Bitcoin Unbound: When Freedom Money Is Used For Hate

Bitcoin’s technological innovation is available for anyone to use, even bigots; but this shouldn’t sully the entire network’s reputation.

How Bitcoin Fixes The Old World Bureaucracy Of Payments

How one man’s journey to receive international payment revealed the bloated bureaucracy of our financial system and the solution offered by Bitcoin.

Bitcoin Security: Trustless Private Messaging With Public And Private Key Cryptography

Message privacy, increasingly important to Bitcoiners, can be achieved with public and private key cryptography.

Why Bitcoin Represents The Ultimate Single-Issue Voting Bloc

The incentive to vote for pro-bitcoin politicians is incredibly strong and will only grow over time.

Why Increasing U.S. Dollar Strength Is A Risk For Bitcoin Price

Historical correlation between the U.S. dollar and bitcoin price indicates that current strengthening of the former could threaten the latter.
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