Framing Bitcoin For Progressives

Framing Bitcoin For Progressives

Despite being consistently framed as right-wing, Bitcoin is all-inclusive and benefits all ideologies.What Is Bitcoin?At its core, Bitcoin is a digital store of value that enables everyone in the world to coalesce around a singular monetary system. For the first time, anyone in the world can send money to anyone else in the world, instantaneously, regardless of nationality, credit score or even access to a bank. No government owns it or sets its policies. This levels the playing field amid a global geopolitical environment prone to corruption, censorship and currency manipulation. No....


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