Tristan on Nostr: The concept of "Softwar" is increasingly of mind and increasingly a pending reality ...
The concept of "Softwar" is increasingly of mind and increasingly a pending reality as #Bitcoin moves into the nation-state adoption phase.
Zac Townsend wrote a recent article (titled "Why A US Bitcoin Strategic Reserve Is Critical To Fending Off China") where he identified why a US Bitcoin Strategic Reserve was critical to fending off geopolitical allies. I agreed with his words.
My favorite quote is how the essay starts:
"Finance is increasingly a weapon of war"
The quote immediately makes you realize that warfare today isn't necessarily the war you see in movies or TV. There are agendas and avenues that are constantly targeted and infiltrated--many via a device as small as a smartphone.
In using finance as a weapon of war, the method that has the potential to do the most good is to win the war to stack more Bitcoin than any other adversary.
As game theory plays out, more focus and energy is spent competing in cyberspace than any physical battleground.
As game theory plays out and nation-state and world economy adoption continue to occur, projecting one's (or a country's) power to add more Bitcoin will be the only "war" or "fight" that is really worth fighting.
Gone are the days where sanctions and promoting the dollar are "good enough" activities. We must project our financial power in cyberspace. Embracing Bitcoin as a Reserve Asset is the first step in projecting this power.
Zac Townsend wrote a recent article (titled "Why A US Bitcoin Strategic Reserve Is Critical To Fending Off China") where he identified why a US Bitcoin Strategic Reserve was critical to fending off geopolitical allies. I agreed with his words.
My favorite quote is how the essay starts:
"Finance is increasingly a weapon of war"
The quote immediately makes you realize that warfare today isn't necessarily the war you see in movies or TV. There are agendas and avenues that are constantly targeted and infiltrated--many via a device as small as a smartphone.
In using finance as a weapon of war, the method that has the potential to do the most good is to win the war to stack more Bitcoin than any other adversary.
As game theory plays out, more focus and energy is spent competing in cyberspace than any physical battleground.
As game theory plays out and nation-state and world economy adoption continue to occur, projecting one's (or a country's) power to add more Bitcoin will be the only "war" or "fight" that is really worth fighting.
Gone are the days where sanctions and promoting the dollar are "good enough" activities. We must project our financial power in cyberspace. Embracing Bitcoin as a Reserve Asset is the first step in projecting this power.