After cryptocurrency comes cryptoidentity.
So, we'll need to understand government passports as well as we understand government paper. A key concept here is that modern passports are actually embedded devices. So you can scan them, and compute on them.
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We’re heading to Prague for the Free Cities Conference, hosted by the Free Cities Foundation, and we’d love for you to join us.
From October 31 to November 2, leaders in governance, legal innovation, and startup societies will gather to share one bold vision: a future where people choose how they live, work, and belong.
🌍 Hear from pioneers building new models of self-governance
🧱 Explore how alternative systems are being tested and scaled
🛂 Learn how communities across Africa, Latin America, and Europe are experimenting with fresh approaches to sovereignty
🎤 Our co-founder Vikram Bharati, will share our latest developments, introduce our new product Zerra and our partner product Bitizenship™, and deliver a talk titled “Your Freedom Stack for the Age of Optionality.”
If you’re building sovereign communities, designing new systems of governance, or curious about what comes after traditional government models, this is the place to be.
📍 Prague
📅 Oct 31 to Nov 2, 2025
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Let’s build the future of freedom together.
Over the past half century, stocks have not risen when measured in real money.
Stocks appear to be rising—society appears to be getting wealthier—because the denominator in which their prices are measured (fiat USD) is continually debased.
Price is going up because the money in which it's measured is dying.
Arguably the greatest illusion in modern society.
And one of the largest contributors to wealth disparity... for the wealthy on average benefit from this phenomenon, while the poor and middle class remain neutral or are harmed.
The great promise of Bitcoin—its great and noble ambition—is that, some years from now, it will perhaps have healed the institution of money in our civilization.
Perhaps obvious, but...
The US government doesn't make money by taxing (like many presume) or by manufacturing (like many desire) but instead by printing.
That is, it makes money by administering a global financial empire. And dollar inflation is global taxation.
We're launching an onchain network of human-to-human trust and recognition.
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Do you want people who are bad at money managing the largest budget in world history?
If you want even a chance of getting back to balanced budgets, you probably want executives who have done that before.