The Sat Standard - July 4th, 2020

This week in bitcoin. Straight to the point. No bullshit. Every Saturday.

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The Sat Standard - July 4th, 2020
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Thought of the week from Marty Bent:
The Founding Fathers would have loved Bitcoin. Enjoy your 4th of July, wherever you are.

Thought of the week from Matt Odell:
We stumbled on a global distributed digital bearer asset and now everyone is scrambling to create regulated geo-blocked digital IOUs while claiming they are superior.

The plot has been lost but it will be found again.


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