The Ethical Case for Bitcoin
Is Bitcoin good for the world? Andrew Bailey and I explore Bitcoin’s ethical implications through a unique thought experiment. Imagine waking up as a random person: you could be Michael Saylor, a Venezuelan farmer, or a dissident journalist in Russia. Would you want Bitcoin to exist?
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