The state interferes more and more in the economy. It is no longer just a referee, but tries to take part in the game, which causes damage and needs to be stopped. – by Frank Schäffler
When Governments Are More Than Referees
Author Archives: Guest Author
Our Monetary System and the “One Percent“
Why the government monopoly on money makes the poor poorer and the rich richer – by Dominic Frisby
Cheeseknives and Enlightenment
Why a secular currency like Bitcoin is the best money for the Information Age – by Jörg Platzer
Is “Artificial Intelligence” Overrated?
The future of AI is a topic that generates a lot of discussion, and some people believe that it is overrated. By Chat GPT
Time to Overcome Karl Marx
Socialism is still popular in its native Germany – despite the disastrous results of its Nazi and Soviet variants – by Frank Schäffler
Why I Endorse Rootstock
Tomas Villalonga, a Bitcoiner from Argentina who lives in Australia, explains why the Bitcoin community should embrace Rootstock.
Open AI on Bitcoin
AI generated images and texts are in vogue on social media. We were curious what the popular AI programme ChatGPT knows about Bitcoin and DeFi. This is the result.
The Market Beats Monopoly Money
Why Austrian economists favour the privatisation of the monetary system to a government monopoly on money. By Thorsten Polleit
No State, No Banks, No Compromise
Which Cryptocoins to Buy?
As today is Ethereum’s historic “merge” (and we want to show that we are not toxic maximalists), we let our friend Benedikt Lechner give you some of his personal crypto investment tips.
Is Gold Still Shining?
Is gold a good hedge against inflation – or should you rather bet on Bitcoin? By Benedikt Lechner
Praise Be to Capitalism!
Bitcoin is free market money independent from governments – a perfect example of capitalism. But what exactly is capitalism? By Frank Schäffler
Is Bitcoin a Bubble?
The internet is replete with people referring to Bitcoin as a “bubble.” Yet many of these pundits do not fully grasp Bitcoin … or even basic economics. By Sterlin Lujan
