thank you for your sharing. In fact, many times we don't need to have too much professional knowledge. The key is that we know its basic logic. I am writing this article now, mainly to show that the invention of Bitcoin has greatly changed economics and accounting. However, what has changed and how has changed will require more professional scholars to study.
Perhaps not yet changed, and it may be, like most inventions, only gain its due recognition belatedly. But we can only explore this with the work people put into it. Good luck!
Yes, this is where the idea of Bitcoin is clever. It can achieve balance among participants in the continuous game of multiple parties.
It can and it has, remarkably well over the last 11/12 years. I don't think a great many smart people could have foreseen just how effective it was at doing this: achieving participation balance, one that has only become stronger with time =)