Traditional financial models fail to capture the tangled reality of Eurozone finance. This article introduces hypergraphs as a revolutionary tool to map systemic risk across sovereigns, banks, and shadow entities—moving beyond pairwise thinking to understand true interdependence.
Fifteen years after the legendary pizza transaction, this we explore a bold new theory: Bitcoin’s real value may not lie in price or scarcity, but in time. In an age where AI systems and digital finance move at blinding speed, Bitcoin’s deliberate slowness - from its proof-of-work to its 10-minute block intervals - could act as a safeguard against uncontrolled acceleration.
An exploration of time, trust, and why Bitcoin might be the last firewall in a hyper-automated world.
Explore how autonomous AI agents are reshaping capitalism, challenging traditional economic structures, and ushering in a post-capitalist era.