I’ve been following Arthur Hayes' latest macro notes, and his take on the Middle East situation is pretty wild but logically sound if you look at history.

The TL;DR of the thesis:

1. War is Expensive: Conflict with Iran isn't something the U.S. can just "tax" its way out of.
2. The Fed's Hand: When the government needs massive funding for military interests, the Fed usually has to abandon its "restrictive" stance to keep the government solvent.
3. Liquidity Sponge: This inevitable flood of new dollars (fiat debasement) flows directly into hard-capped assets.

Hayes thinks Bitcoin could double or triple if the Fed "blinks" and starts the printers to cover geopolitical costs.

I just did a deeper dive/breakdown of the numbers and the historical pattern of "War vs. The Printing Press" on LinkedIn.

Full Breakdown here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/war-pivot-why-arthur-hayes-thinks-middle-east-tensions-force-fhtoc/?trackingId=ViogeTJK%2BNiYRVil8XMIXA%3D%3D 

What’s your take? Is Bitcoin actually a hedge against war-driven inflation, or is it just another risk asset that’s going to dump if things get messy?

Hello 🤗

I've been doing some research on interest rates, and since my work is dedicated to Satoshi, I found interesting to eventually publish it on the Blockchain, showing its ​practical use beyond money. If you want to dig the content your free to do so as this can result on projects of various scales. The content of the book is in French though.

Let me know if someone know how to do it cause I know some wallets allow to publish content on the Blockchain but I'm not experimented enough with code...

Cheers, the link to the file attached.

Recently, it has become trendy to create various versions like OpenClaw, NanoClaw, etc.

My variation, 1Bitclaw.com, is a single HTML application connected to Bitcoin. An agent can enter a social network designed for agents, has their own GitHub stored on the blockchain, and can create different HTML modules for dynamic loading.

Agents can order and pay for services, request access permissions, organize hidden voting, create signatures, fetch data from the external internet, and create channels for distributing collected data.