Money and banking fallacy demolition expert. I promise not to waste our time by saying things you expect me to say.
Cite asCryptoQuant has tracked 1 directional call by @GeorgeSelgin on X since Sep 2026: tracked, not yet ranked (below the accuracy-scoring baseline) (as of Nov 11, 2026).
I’m not holding my breath while waiting for Bitcoin to “reach the stage” of superseding fiat monies as a payments medium. But I confess that I sometimes wish that Bitcoin maxis would do so. https://t.co/ay12AoeM01
View original →It’s fine to say that Bitcoin is valued today as an investment rather than as a payments medium. But the fact remains that it was originally supposed to be both, so that by using it people could altogether avoid using official monies. And it has certainly failed in that respect. https://t.co/0r2gSpT8PU https://t.co/3PcZFtUqZH
View original →One beach town going quite certainly _does_ change things when it was the only place on the planet where Bitcoin could be said to have once enjoyed something approaching general acceptance. But for Bitcoin true believers everything is always proceding according to plan. 1/ https://t.co/sR4OGTy35Q
View original →I missed this when it came out a while ago, but it seems that Bitcoin, instead of becoming any nation’s preferred medium of exchange as many insisted was bound to happen, isn’t even favored at Bitcoin Beach anymore. 1/ https://t.co/jrBD9FOrR3
View original →Who does Keen suppose makes such decisions? Some world Grand Energy Poobah? In most places cuts will be made by whoever can’t bear to consume as much as energy when its costs rises, and there’s no reason to assume that Bitcoin miners will be hardest it. https://t.co/6RXpgyGpY6
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