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Finally, Booth challenges the traditional view of assets. Instead of seeing Bitcoin as simply an asset, he encourages us to see it as a protocol designed to restore abundance and sovereignty. The distortions of fiat currency and central banking mean that holding traditional assets is often a reaction to systemic decay.
By adopting Bitcoin as a fundamental infrastructure, society can move toward a utility-based economy—one rooted in real value, utility, and shared abundance rather than speculative control. This shift can make the financial system more aligned with the natural tendencies of free markets and technological progress.