This 1997 book already talked about how something like Bitcoin

>>2663727
>>2663732
What book is that?

>>2663746
Protocols of the Elders of Zion.

>>2663727
>>2663732
If this author isn't holding thousands of BTC...

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>>2663746
"The Sovereign Individual"

should i dump my litecoin for bitcoin or what? i got 10

this is cool OP thanks for sharing

>>2663760
Holy fuck I didn't even know that about faxes. This is why I'm an optimist; as fucked as our government seems now, they were much more authoritarian starting in the FDR years up through Reagan.

where are we all moving in the next 10 years?

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>>2663827
There will alwas be bitcoin-friendly countries that profit from bitcoin-friendly due simple game theory. Bitcoin millonaires will move there and enjoy their villas.

>>2663838
Good shit. Really enjoying these pages. Will add this book to my list.

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>>2663727
Did Satoshi Nakamoto write this book in 1997?

>>2663887
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Dale_Davidson
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Rees-Mogg
What do we think?

this book is pure gold :O and what about the future economy in the sense of harmony ?

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>>2663727
>Bitcoin
>Not Bitbean

Off by a couple of letters

>>2663887
http://www.weidai.com/bmoney.txt
nov 1998

>>2663924
you're shitcoin blind, right?

>>2663919
Damn, both of these guys are pretty old as well, I would have figured the authors were young 20-somethings at the time of the 90s tech boom.

>>2663727
This book is like a clear crystal ball. Thanks OP, this thread is gold.

>>2663727

this only talks about encrypted communication and not about cryptocurrency per se. if this is predicting bitcoin, then I say F.A. Hayek predicted it in 1974:

>“If the existing currencies continued to depreciate, the demand for a stable currency would rapidly increase and competing enterprises offering similar but differently-named units would soon emerge”

this is pretty crazy. this guy was right on the money, back when the internet was still young.

>>2664002
The currencies are depreciating because they're no longer backed by gold.

>>2664002
Ehh what are those
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>>2663727
Interesting. Have a bump.

>>2663936
Satoshi Nakamoto is a pseudonym for a group including Nick Szabo, Wei Dai, and Hal Finney. They met via the Extropy Institute listserv.

>>2663727
Thanks anon

It's just a given now. It's a matter of time. It seems like a long-shot to some people because it's the internet, it's some online thing that started out for video games and drug dealing - but it's truly the future of commerce

I'm going to get this book

i liked the part where the white race will be mixed and any outsiders will be left in the dirt.