An Interview with the founder of Bitcoiners for the Future, who want to raise awareness of Bitcoin as a solution to ecological problems.
“We see Bitcoin as a possible accelerator of renewable energy development.”
Category Archives: Economics
When Governments Are More Than Referees
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
52 Years of Fiat Money
On August 15, 1971, President Richard Nixon terminated the rest of the gold standard. Since then, the world’s monetary system has been a mess. Time to change it!
Our Monetary System and the “One Percent“
Why the government monopoly on money makes the poor poorer and the rich richer – by Dominic Frisby
The Ups and Downs of Bitcoin
What will happen to the Bitcoin price in the future? Nobody knows, but there are some historical patterns that may repeat themselves.
BlackRock Plans to Launch Bitcoin ETF
BlackRock, the world’s largest asset management company, has submitted an application for a Bitcoin ETF. It has not yet been approved, but the chances are good. by Christoph Bergmann
Having Fun in the World’s Bitcoin Capital
BTC Prague, which took place for the first time this year, has already become one of my favourite Bitcoin conferences.
Keep Bitcoin Congestion-Free!
The Bitcoin blockchain is currently bloated with useless data and memecoins, which makes transactions slow and expensive. Luckily, there are ways to fix this.
Cheeseknives and Enlightenment
Why a secular currency like Bitcoin is the best money for the Information Age – by Jörg Platzer
Hyperbitcoinization in 90 Days?
The banking crisis sends up Bitcoin by 40% – and a venture capitalist bets one million dollar on its rapid victory. By Christoph Bergmann
Never Trust a Bank!
What does the collapse of three banks, including the Silicon Valley Bank, mean for Bitcoin?
“Crypto Saved Our Soldiers’ Lives”
Ukraine has received more than 125 million US dollars in crypto donations since the Russian invasion began on February 24, 2022 * by Christoph Bergmann
The Green Side of Bitcoin (Part IV): Saving a Wildlife Park
The Virunga National Park in Congo is home to many endangered species, but is now in danger itself. Bitcoin mining brings much-needed revenue to the park. By Christoph Bergmann
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
“Our Philosophy is to Exit and Build”
Interview with Derrick Broze from The Greater Reset about building a future where all relationships are voluntary.
2022 – A Good Year for Bitcoin!
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.
Challenging Maximalism
Last week’s article on the Crypto Swamp triggered a lively discussion on Bitcoin Maximalism. If you are not familiar with this phenomenon, here is a brief explanation and what I think about it.
Bitcoin and the Crypto Swamp
Crypto is a swamp full of scams and rip-offs – but so is Bitcoin. Bitcoiners should stop dissing Crypto and be proud of this proof that Bitcoin is good money. By Christoph Bergmann
Listen to Satoshi!
The collapse of the centralised exchange FTX makes people learn their lesson about cryptocurrencies the hard way: trust no one!
¡Viva Labitconf!
The 10th Latin American Bitcoin Conference in Buenos Aires was the biggest since its inception in 2013.
