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They address the ongoing debate—once a majority of people understand Bitcoin's fixed supply and its properties, there's a rapid recognition that it can serve as an ultra-reliable payment rail. Parker makes a compelling case: Bitcoin isn’t just a store of value or a hedge against inflation; it’s the fundamental infrastructure for payments and savings.
He talks about how the current fiat-based systems are built on centralized software, vulnerable to single points of failure, including potential CBDCs (Central Bank Digital Currencies). In contrast, Bitcoin’s decentralized nature and redundancy make it inherently more resilient.