Alex Magnin

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The 20 millionth Bitcoin was mined yesterday. Now there are only one million new Bitcoins to be mined, which will take over 100 years. Decentralized, inflation-proof, global money.

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@theswansjr Peter Schiff trolls to grow his audience using Bitcoin.

Peter Schiff spent 40 years screaming that fiat is a scam. He was right. Peter built an entire empire warning people about monetary debasement, inflation, and central bank tyranny. Great work! I started stacking metals in 2011. Then Bitcoin arrived, the solution all sound-money enthusiasts had been waiting for. Hard-capped. Self-custodied. Unseizable. No government control. No custodian. Everything Peter claimed to want in a monetary asset, delivered by math instead of human decree. And he attacked it. Not because Bitcoin was wrong. Not because the thesis failed. I can only imagine it’s because he sells gold. That’s it. The man built a cathedral to sound money and then locked the doors when the congregation showed up. I’m sure Peter is doing well, and that’s good. I wish him and his family well. He has done a lot of great work, but I can’t help thinking there is something missing in his story. Peter could have been a Michael Saylor–type figure. He could have built a Bitcoin bank. He could have been the bridge between the gold bugs and the protocol. Instead, he chose to die on a hill made of a metal that failed precisely because it requires the custodians he spent his whole career warning you about. This is Kodak holding a digital camera in 1995 and saying, “Yeah, but film is real. Digital images are imaginary.” This is Blockbuster watching Netflix ship DVDs and laughing from behind a late-fee counter. Except worse. Because Peter knew. He had the framework. He had the audience. He had the mission. He was well equipped to see bitcoin well before most. Decades of fighting fiat. The weapon finally arrives. And the man ignores the best solution sitting right in front of him for 17 years. Tick tock, Peter.

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Great book! Highly recommended! And a 6-minute animation summary if you don't read the book: sustainabilityillustrated.com/en/portfolio/b…

$35 billion/year spent on the most cost-effective global solutions could save 4.2 million lives annually and deliver >$1.1 trillion in benefits. Great animation explaining the smartest policies for development, as per my book "Best Things First" youtube.com/watch?v=HSMoV_…

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Out of curiosity I tested this with ChatGPT and Grok. Whether to drive or walk to the car wash if you're 100 meters away. ChatGPT failed and Grok passed.

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