You work long, hard days, but you never have enough to be secure. Your husband or wife probably works too, and yet you still never get ahead. Now think about this: Your great-grandparents worked hard, and they did get ahead. You work just as hard, but you…

The times call for bold action.

The other day a friend contacted me, looking for an article that explained why centralization is bad. At first I was sure there had to be many, but I came up dry. Hence today's article. The odd thing about centralization is that people expect its bad aspects…

You’re in a bad situation; you’re depressed, frightened, and need a solution. I’ll do my best to give you one. But first, please believe me that I know what it’s like to be in desperate circumstances. I’m offering you advice, earned the hard way. What you…

As I was writing A Lodging of Wayfaring Men, I felt an overwhelming need to put everything I had into the book. (That’s the way you feel when you're very serious about such things and you're not sure you'll ever write another book like it.) So, I included…

A former Blackstone investor explains how stranded natural gas and Bitcoin mining created a new model for low-cost energy and oilfield innovation.

If at first you can't convince people with good ideas, make it illegal for them to share their own ideas.

Jeff Walton shows how Bitcoin treasury firms like Strive are disrupting the $300T fixed-income market with Bitcoin-backed credit instruments.

The future banking stack is being built out right in front of you.

A small roll of pages showed up in my mailbox last week, printed on an odd size and type of paper. They appeared to have been ripped from a history book entitled 2000–2150 AD: The Emergence of Modernity. I’m repeating the text here verbatim, sans the header…

The acceleration toward the digital ID system is upon us.

Originally published in September, 2024. The ruling cliques of the West have run off the rails, and we all know it. Who among us would volunteer for the outrages spewed at us over the past several years? We the productive have been thrown into a deep contradiction:…

As I noted last week, a small roll of pages recently showed up at my door. They appeared to have been ripped from a history book entitled 2000–2150 AD: The Emergence of Modernity. I am completing my transcription of them today, verbatim. Make of it what you…

(Probably)

From bitcoin treasury strategies reaching institutional tipping points to the erosion of civil liberties through digital infrastructure, here are the most significant predictions that emerged.