350. The Bitcoin Standard Course - Lecture 3: Primitive Moneys

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349. The Gold Standard - Presented at the Property & Freedom Society

At the Property & Freedom Society, Saifedean presents his latest book, The Gold Standard, an alternative history of the 20th century where hard money ended WWI, made governments compete for citizens & enabled free trade & self-determination.Sponsors:BitGo: Institutional custody, ...  Show more

348. The Bitcoin Standard Course - Lecture 2: Money

Lecture 2 in The Bitcoin Standard explains the problem money solves, how the solution shapes the desirable properties of money: salability across scales, space & time; why the latter property, expressed through hardness, is the critical feature of money & how it can be measured.J ...  Show more

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