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Throughout the discussion, the consensus is clear: Bitcoin is viewed as an essential "sound money" asset that can serve as a savings technology to protect against systemic collapse and inflation. Preston argues that the debasement of fiat currencies—particularly the dollar—is inevitable if governments continue with reckless spending and money printing.
While current adoption among the global poor remains limited by liquidity and infrastructure constraints, Preston envisions a future where Bitcoin becomes a globally accepted store of value, especially as the Eurodollar market expands and stablecoins facilitate cross-border transactions outside government control.