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Until 2015, I used to be a Bitcoin Maxi:
We must end fiat.
By 2023, the narrative morphed into fiat retardedness.
Now, I am an Austro-Maxi bitcoiner:
We must end fiat.
Hu₿ertus the Austrian
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Hu₿ertus the Austrian
@HubertusVIE
Building Bitcoin's Currency Layer (M1 Money):
General Medium of Exchange for the Real Economy.
Free Markets, Free Banking.
Austrian Economics.
Cypherpunk-ish.
- Replying to @schaaf_jurgenYou creepy statist would sell humanity to Big Brother for a 10% increase in salary paid in that thieving fiat money of yours. You will not win this. Evil must not prevail this time. Seperate money from the state.
- Replying to @harari_yuval and @billmaherHarari is in a rut on a trust fallacy. If people lose trust in current institutions, it's time to improve the institutions. Claiming that dictatorship is the only alternative is denying our ability to learn and innovate.
- Replying to @HHorsley and @laurashinBitcoin isn't cake. Understand that it isn't "supply reduction". It is "production reduction". Huge difference!
- Replying to @TravelOnTerra and @JamesLucasITSorry, that looks about as beautiful as a half opened Amazon delivery box.
- Replying to @peruvian_bullPowell can honestly say that and not tell a lie. Because the FED does not "finance" anything, it just prints it. The "financing" is done by the holders of fiat dollars without them realising.
- Replying to @LagardeGetting tips how to push through mass surveillance of citizens with CBDC's?
- Replying to @coinbureau
- Replying to @kennethreitz42Hopefully that would include software of the Swiss central bank?
- Replying to @CarlBMengerNot to forget the lunch break from 12pm to 2pm.
- Replying to @shaahin_aIt's you who revealed yourself as a criminal, an idiot, and a charlatan. Rothbard clearly said: "I" don't care. He was also clear that some libertarian friends do care and they are free to act appropriately with THEIR property. It's criminal when agitators incite the masses
- Replying to @MorePerfectUSWorkers don't want just 'jobs', they want a good income. Automation and robots make jobs more productive and yield more income. History proves that the free labour market will absorb workers in new and better jobs, like for horse grooms and toiling washerwomen 'unemployed' by
- Replying to @PeterSchiffNo it's not. Exactly the same. Without (actually) centralised demand from central banks, the gold price would collapse. Just like silver did.
