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This paper draws parallels between the decentralized nature of modern cryptocurrency and the economic/social structures of those historical eras.

As Europe transitioned into the Early Modern period (15th to 18th century), economic systems became more complex, demanding trust across vast distances. This paper draws parallels between the decentralized nature

🌍 2. The Early Modern Period: Emergence of Proto-Global Finance economic systems became more complex

Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin solve this historical flaw by having a hard-coded, algorithmically limited supply, preventing any central authority from debasing the currency to pay for state debts. 🏁 Conclusion algorithmically limited supply