Knut Svanholm wrote "Sovereignty Through Mathematics" in 2019, which became one of the most widely circulated Bitcoin primers. But what stuck wasn't the book. It was the phrase he coined: "Everything divided by 21 million." Five words that collapse every asset class through a single fixed denominator. The phrase outlived the book. His newest work takes a full detour. "Praxeology: The Invisible Hand That Feeds You" is pure Austrian economics, no Bitcoin branding, just human action theory traced through Robinson Crusoe thought experiments. Mises for autodidacts. Card 101 captures the other side of Knut: the globe-trotting, rant-mode-ready philosopher doing the orange pill circuit in person, dad jokes included. What's your entry point into his work? Art: Alladin & Genjos #Bitcoin #BasedTradingCards #BitcoinWarriors

Card 30. Hope. Gold parallel, 421 supply. Mandela's quote on this card wasn't written in a victory speech. He said it from Robben Island, where he spent 18 of his 27 imprisoned years. The apartheid state could take everything except what he chose to believe was possible. Psychologists who study hope make a sharp distinction: it's not wishful thinking. Real hope requires goals, specific pathways to reach them, and the belief that you can actually move. Passive "maybe things will get better" is optimism. Active hope is a plan you're already executing. The card back calls hope "the light at the end of the tunnel" but the Mandela framing is more honest: a weapon. Something you wield, not something you wait for. When everything is stripped away, what's the one thing keeping you moving? Art: Alladin & Diletta #Bitcoin #BasedTradingCards #BitcoinWarriors

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On-chain is on the roadmap. Right now the focus is lightning and Cashu, but on-chain will be an option for collectors who want to settle bigger purchases that way.