Crypto Donation to Alma Mater
Howard Winklevoss, father of the Winklevoss twins, is donating $4 million in bitcoin to Grove City College, where he developed an interest in sound money and the Austrian school of economics that later influenced Satoshi Nakamoto's creation of Bitcoin.
First Bitcoin Gift for the College
This is the first-ever bitcoin donation received by Grove City College, and the funds will be used to support new business programs at the institution.
Austrian Economics and the Winklevoss Connection
Winklevoss credits his studies at Grove City College, particularly under the tutelage of Austrian economist Hans Sennholz, for sparking his interest in sound money principles that later led him to discover and invest in Bitcoin.
Twins' Role in Introducing Bitcoin
According to Tyler Winklevoss, it was the twins who first introduced their father to Bitcoin in 2012, but in many ways, the father's longstanding interest in Austrian economics and sound money also influenced the twins' early involvement in the cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin as the Solution to Gold's Limitations
The Winklevoss twins discuss how Satoshi Nakamoto's design of Bitcoin addressed the portability and centralization issues associated with gold, which was the preferred form of sound money for the Austrian school of economics.
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