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More specifically: from computer security protocols I got the principle of trust minimization, from that principle & studying how gold IOUs ultimately failed, figuring out how to implement the properties of gold in cyberspace.
Obviously one cannot ship gold atoms as network data. And I saw the failure of IOUs again, now digital (e-gold). So I needed to discover general principles of trust-minimized money I could apply to cyberspace. For that I studied other forms of early (trust-minimized) money.
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From thinking about what monetary metals, shells, diamonds, rare postage stamps, ... had in common, and applying historically recent computer science breakthroughs to implement those principles in a trust-minimized way on a digital network, came bit gold: https://nakamotoinstitute.org/bit-gold/
>Obviously one cannot ship gold atoms as network data. some physicist somewhere: "hold my nobel prize"
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