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In the U.S., we seem to have both fake money—fiat currency conjured out of thin air—and fake fighters, those who project strength and purpose but ultimately uphold a hollow facade. Fiat currency, backed by nothing but confidence, is a symbol of a broader societal pattern where appearance often takes precedence over substance.

Just as fiat money relies on the illusion of value rather than intrinsic worth, fake fighters—whether political, institutional, or ideological—operate within systems designed to maintain control rather than pursue meaningful change. They give the impression of fighting for the people or standing against injustice, but their actions often reinforce the very structures they claim to oppose.

This dynamic reflects a deeper issue: a system built on fabrication naturally breeds actors who perpetuate the illusion. In contrast, something like Bitcoin stands as a symbol of authenticity—real value tied to energy, scarcity, and unchanging rules. It represents a stark alternative to systems of deception, calling for a return to truth and accountability not just in money, but in action and leadership.