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The natural state of the free market is deflation—goods becoming better and less expensive. The more one moves toward a bitcoin standard and away from fiat, the more valuable their time stored as money becomes.

Author of "Price of Tomorrow" Jeff Booth: "If we wanna live in free markets where ideas and the productivity around the world flows to us from it, then there’s only one choice and it’s Bitcoin."
(2-minute video)



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The Bitcoin Standard: The Decentralized Alternative to Central Banking
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Most of us have an inherent understanding that a gold standard would be better than the endlessly printed fiat we have today. Many bitcoiners were “gold bugs” before bitcoin. Their core ethic hasn’t changed. In a world of instant communication and wire transfers between countries, bitcoin converts the cost of energy generation into the ideal commodity that has both intrinsic value and ultimate transportability.

Listen to this interview to learn more about the book.

Broken Money: Why Our Financial System is Failing Us and How We Can Make it Better
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Broken Money explains why the gold standard HAD to be abandoned in a world where speed was more precious than universal value. Then it shows how bitcoin is able to merge the best of both worlds with technology that is far superior than the buggy system electronic system that has been cobbled together by banks since the 1950s.

Learn about Lyn’s engineering background and get a better idea of the insightfulness of this book by listening to this interview.






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