“This is… Mathew Kratter from Bitcoin University.”

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Math...eeeew Kratter!

On point. This concept seems incredibly difficult for those with a traditional finance mindset to grasp - Michael Saylor being a good example.

whose capital?

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only fans

Bitcoin is the capital. Everything else is based on debt

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Quite funny. In 2008, I learned the return of money is more important than the return on money.

Satoshi did not want to make money

Satoshi wanted to make money

Now we can allocate capital without capital being leaked away by the feds.

True capital allocation!

And before circular economy takes place, we need the definitely essay about bitcoin and taxation.

Yes.

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Well said 🙂

Philosopher

Bitcoin is true capitalism

Gives the ability to return capital

Ending an era of extraordinary capital miss-allocation