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Why bitcoin?

Bitcoin has unique properties that make it analogous to digital gold that can be transported instantly over the internet.

For international payments Bitcoin is a faster and cheaper alternative to sending money through the traditional banking system that doesn’t require local currency conversion fees.

For saving and holding value, Bitcoin has a fixed supply which makes it the hardest form of money we have (hard to produce more of). This means that it’s value can be saved over time more effectively than any other form of money.

When governments print money, it weakens the money and makes saving impossible. This is inflation.

Money losing value over time incentivises short-term thinking and inevitably leads to a lowering of quality.

Money that holds its value over time allows for planning over a longer time horizon, leading to higher-quality products.

A single instrument can take months to produce and acquiring the tools and expertise to do this requires long term thinking.

The highest quality materials are essential to build an instrument that will last for generations.

Bitcoin strengthens my business; it makes it possible to save for the future, allowing me to continue building the highest quality products.

For these reasons, receiving payment in Bitcoin is the preferred option for my business and I offer a 10% reduction on the listed price for Bitcoin payments.

  • "A purely peer-to-peer version of electronic cash would allow online payments to be sent directly from one party to another without going through a financial institution."

    ~ Satoshi Nakamoto, The Bitcoin White Paper, 31 October 2008

    Bitcoin is a digital form of money that operates without any central authority. It has a fixed supply, like digital gold, and is not subject to inflation or political control. It’s a hard asset, decentralised, and easily transferable across borders. Importantly, Bitcoin is available to anyone willing to learn—making it more democratic and inclusive, particularly for people in developing nations who lack access to traditional banking.

  • Yes, Bitcoin is different. While “crypto” is a broad term that includes thousands of digital tokens, most are not truly decentralised.
    Bitcoin has unique properties—security, scarcity, transparency, and resilience—that set it apart.
    I do not accept other cryptocurrencies.

  • No. I still accept GBP(£) but I charge a 10% premium. Bitcoin is an additional option that is encouraged because it helps my business to continue to build quality products.

  • Not necessarily. Today, the vast majority of Bitcoin mining is powered by renewable or surplus energy sources. According to multiple industry studies, over 50% of Bitcoin’s energy use is already renewable—making it one of the greenest large-scale computing networks in the world.

    And if you compared Bitcoin’s energy use to the traditional banking system—across all its physical branches, servers, air travel, office buildings, and people—it’s likely that Bitcoin is the more energy-efficient option.

    Furthermore, our current economic model requires us to spend and consume in ever increasing amounts, in order to deliver constant growth in the economy. The environmental damage this causes is incomparable to Bitcoins energy use.