In the grand finale of our series, we unlock the power of freedom technology and why it’s essential to pair Bitcoin with it. Dive into NOSTR, the groundbreaking decentralized communication protocol that’s sparking innovation across the tech world. Imagine a future where unstoppable money and unstoppable communication reshape our political and social landscapes, challenging the dominance of centralization and surveillance.

In the fourth part of the series, we dive deep into the creation and mechanics of Bitcoin. We’ll explore why the Bitcoin mining industry is driven to find cheap energy and how this pursuit can have global benefits, challenging the negative portrayals in mainstream media. We’ll also examine the major differences between using Bitcoin and other digital payment methods, and highlight the growing importance of self-custody in the near future.

In this third installment, we introduce Bitcoin, focusing on grasping what it truly is—without getting tangled in the technicalities. We’ll draw parallels between Bitcoin’s journey and the rise of the internet, showing how both faced early skepticism and rejection. We’ll also compare Bitcoin with the current monetary system, contrasting its deflationary nature with the inflationary tendencies of traditional currencies.

In this first part of the series, we unravel the confusion around Bitcoin by tackling the most common misconceptions, especially the widespread error of lumping it together with other cryptocurrencies and the broader crypto industry. We also journey back through time to trace the origins of our current monetary system. By exploring the evolution of money and key milestones in financial history, we set the stage to understand Bitcoin’s unique role and potential.

In this second part of the series, we dive into the illusion of fiat money. It deceives us into believing we’re wealthier than we are, while in truth, our purchasing power diminishes. We’ll also explore the consequences of printing unlimited money—how it leads to wasteful investments and, even worse, funds wars and destructive activities.