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For The U.S., Bitcoin Is A National Security Opportunity, Not A Threat
By Matthew Smith

The fiat system is slowly crumbling apart. The BRIC nations, who previously operated on the petrodollar system like the rest of the world, are starting to devise a new system. 

Whether CBDC, a commodity-based currency or some other central bank scheme, the system will inevitably damage the United States' standing in the world. This leaves them with the option of learning to operate alongside this new outside system, or they could do the smart thing, and embrace Bitcoin. 

Bitcoin is a network that no single entity can ban or control, and as adoption increases, will represent the sovereign alternative to the government-controlled currencies that arise out of the dollar's ashes. The United States would do well to embrace this alternative.

🤔 Sats Suggestion

A Suggestion For The Sats Symbol
By Arman The Parman

Arman The Parman, a Bitcoin educator, suggests that the symbol for sats, the smallest unit of Bitcoin, should be a reverse "S" and a vertical line through it. 

Writing it is similar to writing the numeral 2, and the symbol is meant to reference the 21 million Bitcoin hard supply cap. 

According to the article, the symbol has received positive responses on social media and is relatively easy to write by hand. The symbol is also thought to be aesthetically pleasing and has been described as representing the anti-dollar or the dollar-killer.

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🇨🇦 Canada's War On Bitcoin

Canada Has Declared A Local War On Bitcoin Mining
By Zack Voell

After the major migration of hash out of China when the country banned bitcoin mining, North America became the premier destination for miners looking for a new location. 

While abundant energy and relatively generous regulatory stances attracted businesses to Canada, recent actions show a reversal in sentiment amongst the governing bodies of the country. 

From a Quebec-based power authority's request to redirect power away from mining activity, to Manitoba and British Columbia's current halt on approval of any projects in their respective regions, there are several new roadblocks that appeared in late 2022. 

But the region retains its potential, with many well-known mining operations still calling the country home. 

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