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Bitcoin isn’t secured by hope. It’s secured by incentives. Marty Bent puts on a clinic in this clip with Nick Nemeth (Mispriced Assets) . He defends the design of Bitcoin’s protocol and how the incentives debunk the mining death spiral. The difficulty adjustment factor and the purpose built ASIC’s...

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