The analytical byline
D. M. Faraday
Money, systems, and reasoning, written so that the argument can be taken apart by the reader.
The work
This byline covers how money works and fails, how systems hold up under pressure, and how to reason about both without being handed a conclusion.
On this list, a claim carries its source, and a projection is labelled as one. It avoids price calls, forecasts dressed as analysis, and appeals to how a subject makes you feel. If an argument can’t survive being checked, it doesn’t go in the book.
Demonstrate, don’t assert.
D. M. Faraday
Titles
Reasonable Doubt
Twenty Bitcoin myths, weighed against the evidence. Twenty objections, one fair hearing.
You Just Came Into Money. Now What?
A calm, practical guide for anyone deciding whether Bitcoin belongs in their plan, written to help you reach your own answer rather than sell you one.