Bitcoin.
Scarcity, sovereignty, issuance, market cycles, and the monetary network as a long duration asset.
Thesis library · Working papers
Long form thinking on where value is forming, how technology changes business, and how capital moves across markets, currencies, and borders.
Published
Growth, scarcity, infrastructure, distribution, valuation, Bitcoin, currencies, and the discipline required to let a long duration thesis compound.
Read the paper →Why specialized, low compute AI systems may capture the majority of business value by turning narrow workflows into reliable, inexpensive products.
Read the paper →The international money stack: accessible cash, foreign liquidity, purposeful entities, and sovereign money built for resilience across borders.
Read the paper →A map of chips, memory, power, buildings, compute, routing, tokens, and agents, with a framework for finding where scarcity may concentrate economic value.
Read the paper →Research agenda
Scarcity, sovereignty, issuance, market cycles, and the monetary network as a long duration asset.
Matching assets to local spending, earning local carry, and respecting the risks behind rate differentials.
Working method
A useful structure first, so the argument has somewhere to live.
Every claim states what has to be true for it to hold.
When reality disagrees, the paper changes. That is the point.