Thoughts on Rogoff's 'Curse of Cash'
The US$5000 banknote, destroyed in 1969 along with the $10,000, $1000, and $500 notes With the publication of his new book The Curse of Cash...
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How anonymous is cash?
Oktober 27, 2016
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Dutch 10 guilder note. Holland and Lebanon are the only countries to have issued banknotes with bar codes. One of the interesting things tha...
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The strange mania for Swiss National Bank shares
The shares of the Swiss National Bank (SNB), Switzerland's central bank, have almost doubled since July, despite there being no real new...
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Bitcoin, drowning in a sea of credit card rewards
Satoshi Nakamoto kicked off his famous 2008 white pape r with the line: "Commerce on the Internet has come to rely almost exclusively o...
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Big numbers don't mean big money
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Does money enjoy a home advantage?
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Problems with big numbers in crypto - how Bitcoin dodged a bullet
Recently, the infamous OneCoin made news once more in the Bitcoin circles after their OneLife mastermind stream . One of the more interesti...
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