Bitcoin isn't gold coins... it's the gold elementhttps://twitter.com/danheld/status/1097894882277056512 …
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Replying to @bquittem
Bitcoin's unforgeable costlines provides a secure, albeit complicated and risky, fallback supply limit should the 21 million schedule fail due to social engineering.
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Replying to @NickSzabo4 @bquittem
Any change to the 21M cap will turn into another ho-hum fork with marginal following.
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Replying to @bharathrao @bquittem
That's by far the most likely outcome among current Bitcoin cognoscenti. But if you took a vote of macroeconomists, the vast majority would vote to change it to add inflation. That's what their theology tells them to do.
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They know of nothing else, theology is definitely the correct word. Do you think the Austrian mind set needs to take hold more to ensure bitcoins future world domination? Or will it just become self evident, a la Gresham's Law?
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Most needed: (1) and most important, factual, as free of ideology as possible, archeology-based (and to some careful extent based on traveller/missionary/ethnographer reports) study of origins and various histories of money, (2) the Austrian critique of central banker theology.
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So essentially what you're saying is that your entire blog could be Masters' Level Economic Theory that would change hearts/minds.
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It's a good place to start thanks!
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