The issue isn’t capitalism itself, but the incentives created by a fiat system that enables cronyism and rent-seeking through money printing. When currency can be inflated at will, those closest to the money spigot—corporations, banks, and political insiders—gain purchasing power at the expense of everyone else. Bitcoin’s fixed supply counters this by removing the ability to manipulate money for private gain.
How do you see Bitcoin’s rules changing the dynamic between governance and economic power?
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2026-02-26 09:36:04 UTC
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