Jordan Peterson purchased "a little" Bitcoin to protect his savings from inflation after an interview with economist Saifedean Ammous.
A well-known Canadian psychology professor and podcast host said that during a conversation with Saifedean Ammous, he learned a lot about Bitcoin. Immediately after the conversation, he invested part of his capital in cryptocurrencies.
In during the JBP Podcast, Ammos stated:
This is a huge qualitative breakthrough in the technology of money as a protection of value from inflation.
The author of the best-selling book “A Brief History of Money, or Everything You Need to Know About Bitcoin” considers Bitcoin to be a truly decentralized asset that has neither “insiders nor administrators.” And it doesn’t matter at all who created Bitcoin and when. The “immaculate conception” of Bitcoin plays in favor of decentralization of the asset, says Ammus.
Inflation is growing in all countries, and in the United States it was 6.2% in October - this is the highest level since the early 90s.
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