THE BUSHIDO OF BITCOIN

A Code of Virtue for a World on a New Economic Standard

What does it take to build civilization?I spent two years wrestling with this question and others: Is it enough if Bitcoin wins? How will those who hold it behave when they become the new elite? What are the character and virtues required so that we don’t merely replace an old corrupt ruling class with a new one?

A new paradigm fundamentally requires a new playbook. A new code to live by: a Bushido.‍ This is not a book about Bitcoin, but about the Human Spirit and what it will choose to do as we embark upon a new age.

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“It’s better to be a warrior in a garden than a gardener in a war”

The Bushido of Bitcoin is an in-depth historical and philosophical analysis on the behaviour, virtue, culture and psychology of ascendant civilisations.

There is no history of, or justification for sound money. Neither does it discuss how Bitcoin works. This books seeks to answer a deeper question:

‍“What happens when Bitcoin wins?”
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Will those who rise to the top become a new parasitic class, or turn into self indulgent degenerates? Or.. Will they become men and women of virtue?
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It’s not enough to just say “Bitcoin Fixes This.” We must actively develop and embody the virtues which give rise to a culture of excellence.

“Virtue is the root. Wealth is the result”
⁃ Confucius
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Drawing from the Japanese tradition of Bushido and the warrior cultures who established the greatest civilisations on earth, this book explores the Ten Virtues necessary to reclaim and rebuild civilisation, on a Bitcoin standard.

Bitcoin might be a good measure of wealth, but real wealth only comes from the virtues we live by. If we create bitcoin, but continue on living poorly, we have failed.

Who you are matters, and that is defined by how you live and what you do.
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Aleksandar Svetski