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Crypto isn’t polite. It’s freedom money. It rips power from banks, governments, and middlemen, putting it back in the hands of the people. The old system runs on permission and control, crypto runs on code and math. They can regulate, ban, or fight it, but they can’t stop it. The revolution is already here, and it’s ours. Yet, users of many platforms continue to trade their freedom and privacy for convenience. Transactions are no longer the exchange of bearer instruments, but instead modified entries in a tech company’s ledger. Personal information is demanded and shared rather than protected, and for those without identification documents, these systems remain inaccessible.

According to the Human Rights Foundation (2020), approximately 4.2 billion people across 93 countries live under authoritarian regimes. These individuals have little to no ability to peacefully push for reform on economic issues such as state corruption, currency debasement, and financial surveillance. For many, cash remains a vital tool for saving and preserving privacy. Once it disappears, the nature of whatever replaces it will, in no small way, dictate their freedom. Bitcoin’s unique combination of open-source programmability, permissionlessness, scarcity, censorship resistance, seizure resistance, and decentralization makes it a promising foundation for digital cash, especially for the billions who cannot lobby their governments to uphold digital freedom and privacy, and who may have no other option. At its core, cryptocurrency is a breakthrough technology that enables us to create a freer, more open financial system, one that protects the right of people to control their own labor and property.