TD₿: The Implications of Open Monetary and Information Networks (an article) by Lyn Alden

TL;DR For proponents of privacy and open networks to win becomes a matter of making the technology easy to use, too costly to stamp out, and well-understood by the public.

Hey Bitcoiners,

I have a treat for you this morning. Lyn Alden recently published a piece on the Swan blog comparing the implications of closed and open monetary networks. As always, it is incredibly well-researched, thorough, and definitely worth your time.

Enjoy!

Tick tock next block,
Cory Klippsten

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