The creation and expansion of money supply by central banks have been a subject of debate and concern, especially since the financial crisis of 2008. The policy of quantitative easing has been employed by various central banks around the world to stimulate economies.
Bitcoin is not merely a hedge against inflation; it is a solution to it. Unlike real estate or equities, which can hedge inflation, Bitcoin operates independently of the dollar and is designed to replace it.
When you take away the ability to print money, very positive economic forces take hold in the opposite direction. Any amount of money is enough because what’s “enough” is what stores value. Time as an input today better equates to the output of time in the future.
The debate around Bitcoin's role in the future of money has been further fueled by the actions of prominent figures like Senator Elizabeth Warren, who has historically opposed big banks but now appears to align with them in criticizing Bitcoin.
The meat of the conversation, however, focused on Bitcoin-related topics. They discussed River Financial's new feature, River Links, which simplifies the process of gifting Bitcoin to others.
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The book is officially available for presale and will start shipping around Dec 8th.
Inspiration for the Gradually, Then Suddenly book cover art, meant to be an allegory of the individual's journey to bitcoin.
