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The British Empire: Power and Paradox The history of European colonialism is often told through the lens of its greatest empire — the British. At its height, Britain controlled vast swathes of the globe, shaping economies, languages, and political systems on ...

1. Central Banks Tighten Control As citizens shift into parallel systems (Bitcoin, stablecoins, Web3 assets), central banks attempt to preserve fiat dominance: Regulated on/off-ramps with strict KYC/AML. Stablecoin licensing under central bank overs...

Overview While the Biden administration focused on imposing sanctions and restricting China’s access to advanced microchip technology, China has responded not with retaliation, but with fabrication — quite literally. In a bold display of technical resilience...

The Triffin Trap The way the financial system used to work, and the dollar system was designed, is simple but devastating. When you are the world reserve currency, you operate inside what is called the Triffin dilemma. You can print the currency that everyone...

Origins Bitcoin Satoshi Vision (BSV) emerged in November 2018 as the result of a contentious hard fork from Bitcoin Cash (BCH). Bitcoin Cash itself had forked from Bitcoin (BTC) in August 2017, originally to increase block sizes and pursue a vision of peer-to...

1. The Pseudo-Legal Challenge Alternative movements — “freeman on the land,” “sovereign citizens,” and others — argue that our legal standing is compromised at birth. They see birth registration, capital letters on certificates, and even Dun & Bradstreet list...

Owning a Full Bitcoin in 2025 — What It Really Means Owning one full Bitcoin has become something of a modern milestone — a symbolic threshold that represents both scarcity and conviction. According to a recent Cointelegraph analysis, fewer than a million blo...