Read_411 - 21 Million is Non-Negotiable [Phil Geiger]

July 01, 2020 00:58:50
Read_411 - 21 Million is Non-Negotiable [Phil Geiger]
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Read_411 - 21 Million is Non-Negotiable [Phil Geiger]

Jul 01 2020 | 00:58:50

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Show Notes

"Distorting supply only serves to distort a currency’s ability to perform its job of storing and communicating value; it can’t make a currency more valuable or secure." - Phil Geiger

Digging back into the Unchained Capital Blog we find a fascinating framing of the problem of Bitcoin's security at the end of the block subsidy era, where costs will be paid directly by those making transactions. Will the network be secure, or will we need more inflation, breaking the ultimate value of the system itself, in order to subsidize the hashes protecting the timechain?  Find out in today's article, "21 Million is Non-Negotiable" by Phil Geiger.

The full article is found below, plus the incredible list of other work at the Unchained Blog:
https://unchained-capital.com/blog/21-million-is-non-negotiable/

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