The Mesh Point
Applying complexity theory and monetary history to Bitcoin. Why the first anti-fragile money system changes everything.
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Princes of the Dollar - Why QE Is Over (opens the original)
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In every transition, there are road signs along the way. has been one of the more accurate minds of late on the monetary and geopolitical transition we are living through.His and Camron Otsuka’s commentary earlier this month on , post the G20 meeting in North Carolina, sheds a lot of light on major sticking points that will pave the way for both future policy and monetary frameworks. This will not happen overnight, but at the same time we’ll likely look back and say, “man, the world changed fast
Nerdsniped: How AI and Dollars Took Back Dominance From Bitcoin (opens the original)
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We sit in the depths of another Bitcoin bear market. As with every one before, the sentiment is terrible, the infighting is high, and most of the narratives of past cycles have been shattered. As with every bear before, we didn’t reach $1 million per coin, $500,000, or even $250,000. So what’s wrong? Is Bitcoin broken? Yes and no, but the primary issue is that Bitcoin has been nerdsniped. AI models, weights, and harnesses have taken over as the thing “you normies don’t understand”. Attention has
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