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Bitcoin, not as a direct replacement, but as a complement to existing systems, offers an alternative—an escape hatch from systemic fragility. It is not about conquering banks but recognizing their obsolescence, as centralized structures are inherently fragile and prone to failure.
Closing Remarks
The talk concludes with a reflection that the age of entirely sovereign, resilient, and programmable money is upon us. Bitcoin’s architecture—decentralized, protocol-based, and ownership-empowering—has the potential to fundamentally reshape human civilization’s monetary and social constructs.