The Bitcoin Standard
summary
Argues Bitcoin is unique because supply is fixed at 21 million cap and new issuance stays constant at ~1,800 new BTC/day, so demand raises security rather than inflation; mining increases hashpower (claimed ~7 trillion times a laptop) making attacks costlier. Claims zero fraudulent confirmations in ten years, on‑chain settlement takes about an hour with six confirmations, and consumer payments happen off‑chain via second layers. Frames Bitcoin as a global, voluntary store of value that lowers time preference and alters capital formation.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 0:39Why Is It the Bitcoin Matters
- 1:25Examples of Money
- 1:40Bitcoin Supply
- 7:09What Is Bitcoin Good for
- 10:35Does Bitcoin Scale Can Bitcoin Scale
- 11:39Interesting Implication of Hard Money








