Allen Farrington

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Allen Farrington is a British investor and Bitcoin author whose essays are considered among the most intellectually sophisticated defenses of Bitcoin as a monetary and philosophical phenomenon. He is best known for "Bitcoin is Venice" (co-authored with Sacha Meyers) and other works exploring Bitcoin's implications for capitalism, culture, and the future of finance. Farrington is a partner at Axiom Bitcoin Capital and writes for Bitcoin Magazine, bringing a deep philosophical and economic rigor to Bitcoin advocacy.

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Role: Bitcoin Author / Investor
Twitter: https://twitter.com/allenfarrington
Known For: Bitcoin Is Venice (co-author), Bitcoin philosophical essays
Nationality: British
Twitter Handle: allenfarrington

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