This issue of Monetary Mechanics is going to be a bit different. While I am most assuredly not an expert on cryptocurrency or decentralized finance (DeFi) by any means, I have become cautiously optimistic about DeFi’s potential to disrupt the plumbing and architecture of the traditional financial system.
I have read all your writings and I'm fascinated by all the history and mechanics of the banking system. Jeff Snider brought me to the Eurodollar mechanics 2 years ago and I'm trying to learn more since that. So thanks for your educational content.
PS: I'm in the Bitcoin space since 2016 and I'm impressed by your openness to the Defi and Crypto Ecosystem. We live in a world where Bitcoiners and Crypto enthusiasts are all for "FED prints money", "hyperinflation" etc, and No-Coiners and TradFi enthusiasts shout out "Bitcoin is worth zero" "Defi is a scam" etc.
I appreciate these "trying-to-bridge-some-gap" posts ;) thanks
I have read all your writings and I'm fascinated by all the history and mechanics of the banking system. Jeff Snider brought me to the Eurodollar mechanics 2 years ago and I'm trying to learn more since that. So thanks for your educational content.
PS: I'm in the Bitcoin space since 2016 and I'm impressed by your openness to the Defi and Crypto Ecosystem. We live in a world where Bitcoiners and Crypto enthusiasts are all for "FED prints money", "hyperinflation" etc, and No-Coiners and TradFi enthusiasts shout out "Bitcoin is worth zero" "Defi is a scam" etc.
I appreciate these "trying-to-bridge-some-gap" posts ;) thanks
Fantastic! Thank you. Eurodollar University (emil and Jeff) brought me here.
Good post