Cryptocurrencies have gone from being an experiment for enthusiasts to becoming the center of one of the biggest battles of the 21st century: the dispute between individual freedom and state control over money.
During this series, the Power & Market explored the crypto phenomenon from a classical liberal and libertarian perspective, based on the foundations of Austrian School, monetary history and the philosophy of individual sovereignty.
Check out all the posts in the series:
1. Is cryptocurrency money? The origin of a stateless market
Why Bitcoin is not just a technological innovation, but a legitimate reaction to the collapse of trust in state currencies.
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2. Digital freedom or technological illusion? The risk of regulated cryptos
So-called CBDCs may seem modern, but they represent the evolution of state financial surveillance.
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3. Crypto and the Future of Money: Decentralization or Currency War?
The dispute between free crypto assets and state digital currencies puts the future of monetary freedom at stake.
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Why does this series matter?
While governments try to adapt control to the digital age, the market continues to create tools to escape it. Cryptocurrencies are the technological answer to a political problem: the monopoly of money.
Defending crypto isn't just about defending an innovation — it's defend the right to choose how to store, transfer and use your own value.
The fight continues. And now it's up to you.
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