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The FT editorial board knows just enough about the history of competitive currency systems to be a dangerous source of stablecoin policy advice. For what they _don’t_ know, including the UK’s own currency history, see cato.org/blog/fable-cats @khalafroula @gilliantett
The rise and risks of stablecoins on.ft.com/44EXhDO | opinion
so curious that @Pokemon only ever made one generation of these video games just one resounding banger in 1996-1998, 151 fully-perfected creatures emerged out Satoshi Tajiri like Athena from the head of Zeus and then no more
The OGs
we are going to meme europe into a permanent 18-24C all year round, it will happen, incredible wealth at our fingertips waiting to be grasped at a perfectly tuned temperature in both winter and summer the only thing standing between europe and the year 3000 is two simple words:
LOL the French claim air conditioning results in "thermal shock"
official editorial by the FT. genuinely embarrassing that they mischaracterize free banking so badly, especially as the scottish experience ("true" free banking) was so successful! shameful the FT employs no one who has read monetary history
the artistry of the poaster, effortless
Ether is back near the upper end of its trading range again. If you own any, this is a great time to sell. As much as it pains me to say, selling Ether and buying Bitcoin with the proceeds is a better trade than holding Ether.
Interesting to think about but Danish GDP could be 30% higher if they worked the same number of hours as the labor force in the US
France is richer than Britain in GDP per hour worked, parity at GDP per capita. Indeed France one of the richest countries in the world by that measure, as show by the latest ICP data: