Frederick Bott
1 min readDec 10, 2022

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Here is another for you:

https://eric-bott.medium.com/could-bitcoin-be-a-kardashev-hinge-b5d92df02795

The following also help see where above fits, I think:

https://eric-bott.medium.com/the-fuel-tree-5ef66be03c4

With the current situation in UK (And presumably all developed countries:

https://eric-bott.medium.com/filling-the-current-uk-economy-50-billion-black-hole-with-light-34f9de4df245

This shows a growing need to issue money on the Joules of solar energy which are put to use. As utilities energy is scaling down, because effectively the business is transferring to domestic and community solar, the pressure on inflation has to become greater and greater due to money becoming increasingly less representative of actual valuable product, probably the most valueable we can imagine, as it comes at no cost, including no pollution, other than to create the interface to receive it, it can't be monetised by money issued as debt, because there is no labor associated with it, it can only be monetised by money issued for free.

It is up to banks, how far they want to try to struggle with inflation which is being now physically driven by nature, until either they issue the money, or the public loses patience and turn to Bitcoin, which is effectively monetised solar, so achieves the same end as fiat money issued for free, except the fiat currency is not saved, it would be lost forever if we really turned to Bitcoin.

Interesting times!

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Frederick Bott
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