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Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System is the infamous name of the whitepaper written by it’s pseudonymous creator Satoshi Nakamoto, a digital prophet preaching to the power of the sovereign individual in the age of the global central banking and government supervision. Money should be the property of the people and be interchangeable directly, without a need of a trusted third party. And who can be trusted anyway?

The most rebellious monetary creation the world has known so far, Bitcoin emerged as the answer to the reckless money printing policy of central banks, amidst the spectacular downfall of the “too big to fail” Lehman Brothers, the roaring financial crisis of 2008, corporate bailouts, and the ever since rising hyperinflation. With more than 10 million percent of value appreciation since it’s iconic inception, and an acquired religious-like status, what is the true nature of the digital world’s new money, a dirty scheme of newly established crypto-mining megacorporations, or a holy sanctuary atop of a collapsing economy? Only thing is for certain: the most precious currency remains the time itself. For now.