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Throughout history, monetary systems have collapsed when scarcity breaks down, from cowrie shells to the gold standard. Fiat currency gradually undermines the value of savings through inflation. Bitcoin introduces, for the first time, a monetary structure with immutable scarcity, making it a unique savings technology.

From 2013 to 2025, the media has consistently predicted the death of Bitcoin mining, particularly around halvings and price drops. Yet the network comes back stronger each time. This article explores why the death spiral theory keeps failing and how Bitcoin's difficulty adjustment makes the system antifragile: a system that uses crises as fuel for growth.

A fundamental aspect of Bitcoin is its ability to prevent monopoly seigniorage: a situation in which a single party profits from issuing new currency. Traditional monetary systems controlled by central authorities can face inflation and economic instability through unchecked money creation. Bitcoin is structured to prevent one party from monopolising the creation of new coins, contributing to a more stable and transparent monetary system.

The newly established Bitcoin Policy Institute (BPI) needed a secure way to receive donations and membership fees that fund the organisation's work. Enogtjue delivered a tailored, efficient payment solution that keeps the funds stored securely.

Many people see cryptocurrency as the money of the future, and Bitmynt.no is Norway's oldest bitcoin exchange. When the Bitmynt team began building a new platform to automate bitcoin trading as far as possible, they needed specialist expertise to develop the solution. Schjønhaug AS took on the challenge.