Read_809 - Bitter Opposition to Bitcoin

March 19, 2024 00:43:55
Read_809 - Bitter Opposition to Bitcoin
Bitcoin Audible
Read_809 - Bitter Opposition to Bitcoin

Mar 19 2024 | 00:43:55

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Guy Swann

Show Notes

"In a system that depends on irresponsible government spending (especially for perpetual war) and fiat printing to cover that irresponsibility, alarm bells cannot be allowed to work. There must be no pure price signals.

~ MacroScope


In "Bitter Opposition to Bitcoin," the episode delves into the reasons behind policymakers' aversion to Bitcoin, particularly the prospect of a Bitcoin ETF. What if the antagonism has nothing to do with the openly stated claims? Does Warren actually think Bitcoin is used by only criminals, or does she hate it for another reason entirely, one that cannot be admitted? We dive into a great little tweet from MacroScope in today's show to find out.


Check out the original article at MacroScope on X. (Link: https://tinyurl.com/2dnxcvns)


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