Cryptocurrencies and web3 were born from a long tradition of reactionary responses to the New Deal and the abandonment of the gold standard. We trace that history and discuss the implications it has on design, intent, and future of cryptocurrencies and web3.
Dave Troy is a researcher, writer, and entrepreneur based in Baltimore, Maryland. He has been studying social media data since 2007. He is a Fellow with New America Foundation’s Future Frontlines initiative, and writes regularly about information warfare, history, and politics for his blog and other publications. He is the host of the podcast Dave Troy Presents, and speaks regularly at conferences about the societal effects of disinformation and information warfare. Contact information is available at davetroy.com. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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This guy is a fruitcake!
Just a thought,
All the crypto experiments exist only because of bitcoin ,Probably 99% of all crypto experiments will fail.
Bitcoin is not crypto and all the crypto experiments will never be bitcoin.🤔IMO
The marxist roots of calling everything not aligned with your ideology "reactionary".
Ok Boomer.
The philosophy of the rich and poor is that: the rich invest their money and spend what remains. The poor pass their money and invest what remains.
This video is full of misinformation and conspiracy theories. Bitcoin is just a technology and it brings significant advantages over fiat money. Grow up.