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The interview culminated in a candid discussion on the potential chaos caused by Bitcoin’s growth. Nick acknowledged concerns about geopolitical stability, government transition, and how Bitcoin could destabilize traditional monetary systems. He pointed out that in regions with weak or collapsing currencies, Bitcoin offers a vital alternative. Meanwhile, in developed countries like the US and UK, adoption remains slow—partly because their populations have not yet experienced the frustrations of unreliable or debased fiat currencies.
Despite these uncertainties, both agreed that Bitcoin is an unavoidable force reshaping the global monetary landscape. It stands as both a rebellion against central banking and a potential stabilizer for the future financial system.