Actually, Bitcoin Existed 2000 Years Ago — The Ancient Roman Prostitute Coin

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In ancient Rome, bringing a coin stamped with the Emperor's face into a brothel wasn't just a taboo—it was treason, a crime punishable by death. To save their lives and make a massive fortune, brothel owners 2,000 years ago displayed amazing "Wall Street thinking" and invented a special token called the Spintria.

Many believe these were just "menus" for selecting services, but archaeological findings reveal a shocking truth: these were humanity's earliest casino chips, a powerful tool to fight inflation, and a perfect "tax black hole" that even the Emperor couldn't touch.

From price anchoring to exchange rate manipulation, and from money laundering to cross-regional "shadow currency," this video takes you deep into the underground world of the 1st Century. Discover how ancient Romans used a small brass coin to manipulate human greed and master commercial logic. This isn't just history; it's the business of human nature.

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📖 Chapters: 00:00 The Deadly Emperor's Face: Why spending money in a brothel could cost you your head 01:31 Survival Tactics: The "life-saving" financial tool invented by owners 04:00 Spintria: Not money, but casino chips and firewalls 07:52 Price Anchoring: Why the numbers on tokens aren't position numbers 10:19 Exchange Rate Manipulation: How the red light district fought inflation 11:34 The Tax Black Hole: The perfect tool for money laundering and bribery 14:44 The Entertainment Loop: A universal currency from baths to casinos 17:13 Ancient vs. Modern: From Roman tokens to modern mobile game microtransactions

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