Bitcoin and Austrian Economics
This is a guest post by Ben Best. Bitcoin and Austrian Economics. Austrian Economists are harsh critics of government central banks (such as the Federal Reserve System of the United States - a name intended to obscure its role as a central bank, unlike the Bank of England). Austrian Economists can also be very critical of fractional reserve banking, the....
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This is a guest post by Andrew Criscione who co-organizes the Mises Group in Boston, Ma. He hosted Jeffrey Tucker for a dinner with the Mises Group members and shared the experience. The Boston Austrian Economics Group held the event "Bitcoin and Bowties" featuring Jeffrey Tucker, CEO of Liberty.me and publisher of Laissez Faire Books. Tucker is an influential Austrian economist, author, and former editor for the foremost repository of Austrian thought, Mises.org. Austrian economics is a school that holds much weight in the libertarian and crypto-anarchist circles so intertwined with....
Bitcoin’s journey in gaining price, purchasing power and salability have been instrumental in its path to becoming money. The post The Emergence Of Bitcoin Through The Lens Of Austrian Economics appeared first on Bitcoin Magazine.
Hodlberry jumped on "Meet The Taco Plebs" to discuss the things about Bitcoin that amaze him most.
PRESS RELEASE. Austrian Post, the national postal service of Austria, has announced the launch of its latest product called Crypto stamp art (CSA), which is based on the Ethereum blockchain. The shift to focus on going digital first is significant, since Austrian Post is a major player in the blockchain industry and have successfully sold out several iterations of Crypto stamps since 2019. Previous generations of Crypto stamps, however, mostly centered the sale around the physical stamp which was accompanied by its digital twin.
The launch of the CSA is planned on July 22, 2022,....
An interesting submission today on Reddit revealed that the Austrian Central Bank and the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber are planning to hold a lecture surrounding the topic of bitcoin. The event, entitled Money Without Banks? The Bitcoin Case (rough translation) is taking place on the 22nd of April in Innsbruck, and covers the potential implications of bitcoin on the current financial system. As provided by the submitter of the post, who says he went to the Economic Chamber to discuss a bitcoin business he is planning to start, here is a very rough translation of what the pamphlet....