Sveinn Valfells is an entrepreneur, scientist and an angel investor. The first time I was introduced to Sveinn’s work was at Bitcoin London 2013, where he gave a fantastic presentation about the use of bitcoin in micro-states, and how his home country Iceland could adopt it. I have been trying to secure an interview with Sveinn for a long time, and due to both of us having busy schedules, I only had the pleasure of meeting him last week. We met in a North London cafe to discuss: what first got him interested in cryptocurrencies, bitcoin and the Internet as a metaphor, bitcoin as an individual empowerment tool, governance and ethics of a protocol, hackers as potential lead financiers, the possible danger of mining centralisation, bitcoin as a political tool and how network computing relates to economical and political aspects of a future digital society. An excerpt of our conversation below, I hope you enjoy it. Follow @vinmoor
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Tags: Alternative Currency, Bitcoin, Blockchain, Borderless, Developers, Future of Money, Global Finance, London, Network, Open-source, Start-up, Sveinn Valfells
The content of Bitcoin exposes the weaknesses of the existing financial regime is being shared to archive the content previously shared by Satoshi Nakamoto.