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A key insight from Booth is that Bitcoin isn't just an asset, but a fundamental protocol intended to deliver abundance, freedom, and sovereignty. Viewing Bitcoin as a protocol addresses the distortions caused by fiat currency systems and central banks. Instead of holding assets merely as hedges due to currency devaluation, people might shift toward holding native protocol-based money—which is inherently sound, decentralized, and deflationary.
This paradigm shift could restore the utility of money—returning it to a tool for exchange and community-building rather than a speculative asset or inflation hedge. Booth suggests that Bitcoin's relentless growth and integration into global infrastructure will make it a foundation for universal abundance.