Onboarding Boomers To Bitcoin And Separating Money And State In The Process
Bitcoin supporters are in a unique position to facilitate the separation of money and state while creating a better financial experience for everyone.Listen To This Episode:Apple SpotifyGoogleLibsynOvercastIn this episode, Mark Maraia joins Bitcoin Magazine to discuss how Bitcoin and its supporters help shape the world and begin to separate money and state. Another topic they cover is the boomer generation’s views on bitcoin.Maraia has a goal to get as many people off zero as possible, especially others in his peer group. Rather than convince other boomers about Bitcoin, Maraia finds a....
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