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Bitcoin on the Ballot
Millions of Bitcoiners are single-issue voters. Jason evaluates how much influence will they have in November 2024!
By Jason Bassett
Millions of Bitcoiners are single-issue voters. Jason evaluates how much influence will they have in November 2024!
By Swan Bitcoin
The House failed to overturn Biden’s veto on a bill allowing banks to custody Bitcoin and crypto assets, addressing SEC’s SAB 121, which imposes stringent accounting requirements on banks holding these assets.
By Enza Coin
In a bifurcated world, Bitcoin can be the solution representing a new Monetary Non-Aligned Movement.
By Rapha Zagury
The answer is becoming clear: not only will they not ban it — they will embrace it.
By Steven Lubka
Let’s keep pushing forward for the future we want to see, one in which both the price of Bitcoin and global freedom can go up together.
By Yan Pritzker
Bitcoin is about so much more than merely “number go up.” It’s a tool to reclaim individual economic freedom from those who seek to take that freedom away. And that is something to be optimistic about!
By Sam Callahan
As the government spends frivolously to prevent a recession, the traditional monetary system seems to be growing more fragile as it fractures under the weight of enormous amounts of debt.
By Sam Callahan
Here’s the 32nd issue of Swan Private Market Update, our bi-weekly industry report exclusively for Swan Private clients.
By Tomer Strolight
Where the US constitution declared that we are all equal, Bitcoin, within its context of money, ensures we are all treated equally, under completely transparent rules.
By Tomer Strolight
In democracies we rely on elections — Proof-of-Votes — and hope all goes well. In Bitcoin power transitions peacefully through Proof-of-Work.
By Sam Callahan
A CBDC would increase costs, reduce privacy, and create more barriers to financial inclusion, not less.
By Tomer Strolight
We must realize that the original crafters of government separated powers because it was people who couldn’t be trusted. But in Bitcoin, we have separated power altogether from people!
By Stephan Livera
Rising movements to establish free, autonomous jurisdictions around the world are working alongside Bitcoin to establish parallel liberty.
By Stephan Livera
The Financial Action Task Force and its anti-money laundering policies are antithetical to Bitcoin and an attack on human rights everywhere.
By Stephan Livera
Bitcoin offers libertarians the perfect vehicle for starving the state of its outsized control over personal freedoms.
By Tomer Strolight
The money stealing time machine is called “government decificts and debt.” Each annual theft called the deficit, and the total amount stolen across history is called the debt.
By Reed Wommack
At some point on everybody’s Bitcoin journey, they begin to realize that Bitcoin may actually be a better form of money.