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• Bitcoin Holds at 63K While Smart Money Quietly Accumulates
  2026-06-09 · bitcoin — Bitcoin traded at $63,180 on June 9, 2026, pinned below its 200-day moving average for a second straight week. Three forces are pressing on the price: $1.2 billion in ETF outflows over the past two weeks, a capital rotat
• June 9, 2026
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• June 7, 2026
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• Rothbard's War on Scientism and the Illusion of Mathematical Economics
  2026-06-05 · opinion — Murray Rothbard never minced words about the misuse of mathematics in economics. In a 1960 essay and throughout his career at the Mises Institute, the Austrian economist argued that formal models, econometric regressions
• June 6, 2026
  2026-06-06 · digest — Daily digest
• Bitcoin Mining Costs and the Search for a Price Floor
  2026-06-05 · bitcoin — Charles Schwab's chief fixed-income strategist Kathy Jones told investors in a June 2026 research note that Bitcoin's production cost of roughly $60,000 per coin among the most efficient miners could represent a durable
• June 5, 2026
  2026-06-05 · digest — Daily digest
• Franklin Templeton CEO Says Blockchains Threaten Wall Street Fees, Not Its Technology
  2026-06-03 · bitcoin — Franklin Templeton CEO Jenny Johnson told audiences in early June 2026 that the traditional finance industry resists public blockchains not because the technology is unproven, but because it threatens the fee-based reven
• America's Homeless Count Fell, but the Real Story Is Migration Math
  2026-06-02 · opinion — On June 2, 2026, Reason magazine reported what the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) had quietly confirmed weeks earlier: the national point-in-time homeless count dropped for the first time in years. Hea

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• A Bank Can Freeze Your Account. Bitcoin Can't.
  en · ideas · No one can block your transaction, and no one can take your assets without your key. The deepest reason Bitcoin truly matters - what censorship resistance is and how it works.
• 은행은 당신의 계좌를 막을 수 있다, 비트코인은 못 한다
  ko · ideas · 누구도 당신의 거래를 막을 수 없고, 누구도 당신의 키 없이는 자산을 빼앗을 수 없다. 비트코인이 정말로 중요한 가장 깊은 이유 - 검열저항성이 무엇이고 어떻게 작동하는가.
• 銀行はあなたの口座を凍結できる。ビットコインはできない
  ja · ideas · 誰もあなたの取引を止められず、誰もあなたの鍵なしには資産を奪えない。ビットコインが本当に重要である最も深い理由 - 検閲耐性とは何か、どう機能するのか。
• CBDC, 쓸 곳과 유효기간까지 정부가 정하는 돈
  ko · ideas · CBDC는 흔히 '정부의 비트코인'이라 불리지만, 사실은 정반대입니다. 중앙은행이 발행하고 통제하는 프로그래밍 가능한 화폐가 무엇이며, 왜 비트코인의 거울상인지 정리합니다.
• CBDC、使い道も有効期限も政府が決めるお金
  ja · ideas · CBDCはよく『政府のビットコイン』と呼ばれますが、実際は正反対です。中央銀行が発行し統制するプログラム可能な通貨とは何か、なぜビットコインの鏡像なのかを整理します。
• Money the Government Can Switch Off
  en · ideas · CBDC is often called 'the government's bitcoin,' but it is in fact the opposite. What programmable money issued and controlled by a central bank actually is, and why it is Bitcoin's mirror image.
• Your Bank Doesn't Keep Your Money in a Vault
  en · ideas · The money you deposit at a bank is not sleeping in a vault. The bank lends most of it out, and in the process it creates new money. How most of the world's money is born from 'a loan.'
• 당신이 맡긴 돈은 은행 금고에 없다
  ko · ideas · 당신이 은행에 맡긴 돈은 금고에 잠들어 있지 않습니다. 은행은 그 돈의 대부분을 빌려주고, 그 과정에서 새 돈을 만들어 냅니다. 세상의 돈 대부분이 어떻게 '대출'에서 태어나는가.
• あなたが預けたお金は、銀行の金庫にはない
  ja · ideas · あなたが銀行に預けたお金は、金庫で眠ってはいません。銀行はそのお金の大部分を貸し出し、その過程で新しいお金を作り出します。世界のお金の大部分が、どうやって『貸し出し』から生まれるのか。
• 2027年の韓国暗号資産課税の前に点検すべき5つの節税シナリオ
  ja · articles · 2027年1月1日、韓国で暗号資産の譲渡所得課税(22%)が始まります。みなし取得価額のリセット、配偶者分散による控除2倍化、セルフカストディの取得価額立証、海外取引所の自己申告、マイニングとZap収入。施行前に韓国居住者が実際に点検すべき5つのシナリオを整理しました。

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