I am only on chapter 5, but already this book has brought a lot of new perspective on monetary economics...really have me thinking more about what the differences are between "hard" and "easy" money, especially the historical implications of both. If you have not read it yet, highly recommend. Tbh, I really appreciated BTC more from a technological perspective for the longest time, but this economic perspective is something I am really appreciating learning more about. Do any of you have some good takeaways as well from the book?
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