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Thinking Ahead: How Bitcoin Can be a Proxy for Time
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The concept of thinking ahead and envisioning what the world would look like in the next 20, 30, or 50 years is crucial for success. Bitcoin can serve as a proxy for time, offering insights into the long-term future of the global economy and technology.
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