Bitcoin is special. It was the first, and it’s still the most decentralized, credibly neutral, predictable, and reliable network. No other network can match its story, and perhaps no other will match these features.

Also, unlike most of its peers here, BTC makes no attempt to be a productive capital asset. Now, that may sound like a weakness at... See more

BTC has a strong case for being digital gold – a "pet rock" that is highly valuable but static. I believe ETH has a more dynamic future as a censorship-resistant, programmable store of value underpinning a much larger digital economy by providing permissionless settlement, DA, and execution.

Some are skeptical about the ability of digital currencies to emerge as a viable store of value in just a few years since it took thousands of years for gold to do so, and only after gold had been used for its intrinsic value for centuries before that. I don’t agree; such logic is too rooted in the past and does not account for rapid behavioral... See more

@matt_levine He finally lands where I do on crypto: it's the financial system for a society undergoing a singularity/rapture into the metaverse of virtualized life. Crypto doesn't need to manage the 'real' world for it to succeed; we just have to increasingly leave the real world. https://t.co/z0XH6Bw18R