It's time to break the back of the longest section of Lyn Alden's book Broken Money, full of giant macro vibes and monetary and political intrigue.
We've done this before (part 1, part 2, part 3) and this should have the same vibe -- I'll stir the drink a bit with some high-level comments inspired by these sections of the book, but you should feel free to comment in whatever way your heart moves you. Seriously, jump in! You may have focused on different things. Your curiosity might have been piqued by something mine wasn't.
Caveat: I'm just some guy. These are just some thoughts. If I've said something obviously stupid, push back. (But be nice.)
Let's do it, @k00b, @carlosfandango, @satscats, @ekzyis, @q, @lawndough, @0fje0, @OsomSala49491, @fred, @BTCMagician, @Undisciplined, @siggy47, @SpaceHodler, @cryptosensei, @scottathan, @Bullen, @mallardshead, @davidw, @antic.
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