Tuur Demeester likens post-2010 Bitcoin era to MMA rules
@TuurDemeester: Tuur Demeester on Bitcoin era
Tuur Demeester, a prominent figure in the cryptocurrency space, has provided an intriguing analogy regarding the evolution of financial systems over the past century.
In a recent tweet, Demeester characterized the period from 1913 to 2009 as the 'Bullshido era' for currencies, implying a time when gold was increasingly sidelined and fiat currencies engaged in what he described as 'pretend-fights.'
Demeester argues that the era following 2010, which saw the rise of Bitcoin, marked the beginning of what he calls the 'MMA era.' In this era, financial systems are governed by simple and fair rules, accessible to anyone, with success determined by merit. This aligns with Bitcoin's ethos of decentralization and transparency, where participants vie on an even playing field. The tweet underscores the shifting paradigms in global finance, influenced by technological advancements like cryptocurrencies.
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In the previous news, tweet author Tuur Demeester discussed issues with digital storage.
