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The Cantillon effect vs. the Nakamoto effect -Breaking

by Mike Robinson

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To avoid unequal money distribution, the best way to protect yourself is to completely leave the monetary systems.

Only the oldest of our ancestors can recall when money was something more than just a piece paper that had been backed by “full faith” and credit. Although we have been conditioned to view money as an outcome of the government, we must avoid the Cantillon effect by looking at money across history.

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