tldr; Nobel Prize-winning novelist László Krasznahorkai, awarded the 2025 Nobel Prize in Literature, references cryptocurrency in his short story ‚An Angel Passed Above Us.‘ Set in a Ukrainian trench, a soldier reflects on the virtual nature of money, calling cryptocurrency ‚the best proof‘ of this concept. The soldier discusses crypto’s societal impact, blockchain’s innovation, and the need for vision and know-how. He predicts crypto’s growing reliability and integration into society, emphasizing its role as a faith-based system of value.
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>The story opens in a shattered Ukrainian trench, where the two lie wounded after a barrage of missiles hit their location.
Damn, if I got hit by missiles and was lying there wounded, i dont think i would have the strength to talk about crypto or BTC.
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tldr; Nobel Prize-winning novelist László Krasznahorkai, awarded the 2025 Nobel Prize in Literature, references cryptocurrency in his short story ‚An Angel Passed Above Us.‘ Set in a Ukrainian trench, a soldier reflects on the virtual nature of money, calling cryptocurrency ‚the best proof‘ of this concept. The soldier discusses crypto’s societal impact, blockchain’s innovation, and the need for vision and know-how. He predicts crypto’s growing reliability and integration into society, emphasizing its role as a faith-based system of value.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Cool, inspiring
>The story opens in a shattered Ukrainian trench, where the two lie wounded after a barrage of missiles hit their location.
Damn, if I got hit by missiles and was lying there wounded, i dont think i would have the strength to talk about crypto or BTC.