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The Legacy of Nick Szabó – From Bit Gold to Bitcoin

One of the most important figures in this story is a computer scientist and cryptographer of Hungarian descent: Nick Szabó. The history of Bitcoin is often centered around a single name: Satoshi Nakamoto. Although he did not write the Bitcoin white paper, nor did he launch the Bitcoin network, many view him as the person who was already thinking about the same problems years before Satoshi.

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Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System

If you set aside the price charts, the market noise, and the daily news, and return to the original spirit of Bitcoin as outlined in the 2008 white paper, then Bitcoin is truly a technological and social revolution that renders traditional monetary intermediaries obsolete.

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Hungarian national debt: instant slavery spanning generations

Hungary's current financial situation is characterized by both visible debt and a hidden, slow devaluation caused by steadily rising inflation. If we do not understand how both mechanisms work—the interplay between the state, the banking system, and the deterioration of money—we can easily fall into a trap as "economic slaves" whose every move leads to credit, debt, and a future of devaluation. Bitcoin, on the other hand, is an excellent digital store of value and a stable asset that protects against constantly inflating FIAT money.

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A reminder of the crypto revolution

Over the past ten years, people have lost sight of the essence of cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin was not created as an investment tool, but as a means of financial self-determination. It is a tool that allows us to finally escape the endless pyramid of governments, banks, and tax systems. Yet today, most people treat it like a casino chip.

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A Blokklánc valódi természete

The true nature of Blockchain

2025. Mar. 27.

The general explanation of blockchain is that it seems to be an all-encompassing technology, but it is actually more of an umbrella term for various digital record-keeping systems. Some myths make it sound magical, but the truth is a bit more convoluted. Let's break it down more simply!

Bitcoin vs. CBDC-k: A különbség az ellenőrzés

Bitcoin vs. CBDCs: the difference is control

2025. Mar. 19.

In an authoritarian system, CBDCs can be used as a weapon against dissenters, further undermining people's economic sovereignty and contradicting the purpose of most digital currencies. Bitcoin, however, offers a decentralised alternative - one where individuals retain control over their own wealth.

A digitális polisz: Hálózati államok a blokklánc-korszakban

The digital polis: Network states in the blockchain era

2025. Feb. 2.

Blockchain-based network states are emerging as digital nations that challenge traditional governance by offering customisable, opt-in communities based on shared values rather than geographical boundaries. It is about the power of individuals to choose their own path, build communities and step outside traditional systems of governance.

Exodus az öngondoskodó pénztárca

Exodus the self-care wallet

2025. Jan. 20.

The Exodus wallet is a self-service cryptocurrency wallet designed to give people financial autonomy.

Mik azok a stabilcoinok és hogyan működnek?

What are stablecoins and how do they work?

2025. Jan. 13.

The purpose of stablecoins is to maintain price stability and bridge the gap between fiat money and cryptocurrencies. They are linked to traditional assets, such as paper money or gold, making them a relatively less volatile alternative than typical cryptocurrencies. Promising faster transactions and lower costs, stablecoins are an alternative to traditional banking solutions.

Ethereum Pectra: Az on-chain élmény új korszaka

Ethereum Pectra: A new era of on-chain experience

2025. Jan. 8.

With the Ethereum upgrade starting in 2025, the network will be faster, more scalable and easier to use. It will also change the way users interact with applications on the chain every day.