Bitcoin is the Pin to the Bubble - The Great Definancialization (Parker Lewis)

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In this video I talk about the great definancialization that Bitcoin will bring and what the saying Bitcoin is not the bubble, but the pin to the bubble is all about. This video is based on “Bitcoin is the Great Definancialization” by Parker Lewis which is part 16, the latest pat of his highly highly recommendable series of articles called “Gradually, then suddenly”.
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Original Article - Bitcoin is the Great Definancialization by Parker Lewis:
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Chapters:
0:00 Saving vs. Investing
2:57 The Great Financialization
4:03 Bitcoin is the Great Definancialization
7:43 Summary

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