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He envisions a world where money is akin to the internet, a universal protocol that enables limitless innovation and competition. This revolutionary space will prioritize consumer choice, experience, and efficiency over the existing regulatory and bureaucratic barriers guarding legacy systems.
He also suggests that Bitcoin’s properties—scarcity and security—make it inherently superior as a store of value and monetary base. He compares Bitcoin’s scarcity to real estate: the harder it is to produce, the more valuable it becomes.