bitcoin

Blake Lovewell | The machinations of monetary theory are murky, but we must get a grasp of what is going on before we’re sold down the river.

Adapted from two Facebook posts: May 11, 2022: A recent article points out that Coinbase users might lose their holdings in the case of bankruptcy, since they would be viewed as unsecured creditors with respect to the assets held by Coinbase, namely its crypto and fiat holdings. (“Coinbase earnings were bad. Worse still, the crypto […]

Kinsella on Liberty Podcast: Episode 386. I was a guest on Toward Anarchy with host Michael Storm on July 3, 2022. His shownotes (Youtube channel): Anarchist, Author, Lawyer, Electrical Engineer, Stephan Kinsella discusses the Economics and Morality of Intellectual Property with me. We’ll get into the value, subjective and objective, of Crypto-Currencies, NFTs and other […]

Zero Hedge | As with all of their sanctions against Russia, this one could also backfire badly on the West.

Free Thought Project | Too many unresolved questions remain. Any reasonable person would suspect foul play, up to the government level.

New Money | Here's the proof behind the coming epic economic crash.

Kinsella on Liberty Podcast, Episode 383. I was an impromptu guest at the FreeTalkLive tent at PorcFest 2022 yesterday (June 23, 2022), with hosts Patrick Motorist and Tone Vays, discussing the Open Crypto Foundation, the Reno Reset, and related matters. Related: KOL274 | Nobody Owns Bitcoin (PFS 2019)  

by Tom Luongo, Tom Luongo: There was a lot of fanfare made recently over an investment note from JPMorgan Chase which seemed to elevate bitcoin over real estate and other traditional asset classes as the “alternative asset of choice.” A May 25 investor note made the argument that bitcoin was around 28% undervalued and that the bank was targeting […]

21WIRE | Japan is way over-leveraged, and could very well see a repeat of its epic economic crash of the 1990s.

Bitcoin has dipped below $21,000 and its price is down nearly 70% from its all-time high of $69,000 last November. The immediate trigger for the crypto crash appears to be a massive sell-off by investors panicked by inflation of food, gas and energy prices as a recession looms.