What can Bitcoin and the game Monopoly teach us about the f…

What can Bitcoin and the game Monopoly teach us about the future of money?

In monopoly you have notes printed out of thin air and backed by nothing of value.

In real life banks print notes out of thin air which are backed by nothing of value (Which by the way is securities fraud but what’s a whole different story for another time).

What’s funny is technically, the monopoly notes in the game are more valuable.

Why?

Because they have a fixed and limited supply in the game. Whilst in real life banks print money all the time and the number of notes is always increasing. It’s basic supply and demand economics:

The more of something there is, the less valuable it is. And when things are scarce and finite they’re worth more.

So what’s the solution to restoring the value of money and bringing economic freedom and abundance back to you, your family and everyone on Earth?

Bitcoin (BSV). It has a fixed supply of 21 million coins. Meaning no inflation and the value should be directly tied to supply and demand.

The code of Bitcoin (BSV) is meant to be fixed and locked, meaning no one can own, control or manipulate the market and economy.

It was designed to scale and grow in size well with no real ceiling meaning restrictions can’t be put into the network and free market trade can flourish.

Every transaction has a digital signature, so not only does it fit well with Contract Law, people can get legal recourse from bad sellers and criminal activity can be easily identified. (no more funding dodgy bio weapons or child trafficking without leaving a trace).

It’s the future of money. It’s fast and you can send Bitcoin (BSV) to anyone in the world in seconds without any banks or other third parties.

It’s a myth that Bitcoin (BSV) is complex to use and hard to get started with, and I can prove it.

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