17 years ago today, Satoshi Nakamoto published the Bitcoin whitepaper. Nine pages that changed the world and gave us a system built on math, not trust. October 31st, 2008 the day money went open source.

Today in History: The Birth of Bitcoin 17 Years of the Whitepaper That Changed the World

October 31, 2008, 19:10 CET.A quiet email lands on the Cryptography Mailing List of metzdowd.com.The sender: an unknown name — Satoshi Nakamoto.T...

Technology itself is not the enemy. The danger lies in who writes the rules, and whose interests the algorithms serve. E-IDs promise convenience, but they also create a digital twin. A programmable reflection of who we are. The question isn’t whether technology will define identity, but who controls it. Freedom by design or control by default. The choice is ours.

E-IDs and the Rise of the Digital Twin

Understanding how digital identity reshapes freedom in the age of AI governance. Technology itself is not the enemy. The danger lies in who write...

In the fiat world, promises inflate. In the Bitcoin world, work speaks. The future belongs to those who build, heal, and grow — not to those who manage.

The Circular Upgrade: Why a Free Economy Rewards Real Value

We call it progress, but most of what we’ve built runs on waste — wasted time, wasted energy, wasted lives. The modern economy is linear by des...