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The Breakdown With NLW Episode

Bitcoin and the New Non-Governmental Monetary Reality

A reading of Nik Bhatia’s latest essay for CoinDesk.

The Breakdown With NLW Episode
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Nathaniel Whittemore

Nathaniel Whittemore

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A reading of Nik Bhatia’s latest essay for CoinDesk.

This episode is sponsored by Nexo.io.

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For this week’s “Long Reads Sunday,” NLW reads Nik Bhatia’s latest piece: “Asset Managers, Owning Bitcoin Is Now Your Fiduciary Duty.” He also provides more thoughts on the notion of bitcoin as a non-sovereign money and what that might mean in terms of global balances of power.

See also: How 2,000 Years of Monetary History Led Us to Bitcoin, Feat. Nik Bhatia

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