Is Bitcoin a True Anti-War Currency?

Is Bitcoin a True Anti-War Currency?

It is not common to speak of currency as being pro or anti-war. A freely traded currency is merely an economic tool that facilitates the exchange of goods and services by people whose intentions may be good or evil. All things being equal, the money is morally and politically neutral in whatever form it takes. All things are not equal, however, because....


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