Imagine a world where Bitcoin (BTC) would establish itself as the first means of international exchange. What would that change? We discuss it with finance and economics professor Nathalie Janson.
A global economy ruled by bitcoin
Let’s dive into a world where inflation has gotten the better of our currencies and where Bitcoin stands out as the first medium of exchange on the globe. What would be the social utility of Satoshi Nakamoto’s invention?
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