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China’s 2021 Bitcoin mining ban may have been the single greatest self-inflicted wound in a geopolitical era by exiling an industry it once dominated, China didn’t just reduce energy consumption = it severed its grip on the emergent nexus of decentralized infrastructure, allowing the U.S. to absorb not just hashpower but the architecture for AI-aligned data centers, sovereign energy grids, and post-dollar monetary rails; while China focused on top-down control and CBDCs, the U.S. inadvertently gained a bottom-up, globally-adopted monetary protocol that can now be tied to energy policy, national defense, and digital trade routes; in this light, Bitcoin mining was never just about coins = it was a digital Manhattan Project, and by vacating the field they may have lost the digital softwar.

We got spot Bitcoin ETFs. That was a major milestone. But there’s still a flaw: cash redemptions. Institutions can redeem ETF shares for dollars instead of actual bitcoin. That means bitcoin can flow in and out of the ETF without touching the network, without buying or selling real BTC. It opens the door to paper bitcoin: financial claims that dilute the real thing. In-kind redemption closes that door. It requires that ETF shares be exchanged for real bitcoin. No shortcuts. No proxies. Every redemption means actual BTC moves on-chain. That ties ETF activity directly to the real market, aligns supply and demand, and reinforces price discovery based on truth, not IOUs. The ETF is a bridge, but only in-kind redemptions ensure it connects to bitcoin’s real foundation. Until then, we’re still letting legacy finance create illusions in a system built to end them. How can we force this:

When the dust settles from trade wars, AI revolutions, and dollar decay, one asset remains untouched by manipulation, corruption, or control 21 million units of incorruptible energy, secured by time and math. It starts by swallowing the $1T store-of-value niche… (we are here) Then moves into $20T of gold, $100T of global bonds and real estate, Until it becomes the base layer of all serious capital from sovereign treasuries to self-custodied AI agents. As the world scrambles for trust, America has a chance to lead not with coercion, but with credibility. A republic rebuilt on true pillars And if we get it right, America doesn’t just stay on top It becomes the gravitational center of a new monetary era. This is how empires don’t fall. This is how they evolve.

The thing is, The majority of the world sees Bitcoin  as an extremely risky asset, which is literally the complete opposite. It is the safest and most conservative asset/property to allocate your purchasing power to. That is the asset I want to be in, the one that older generations think is extremely risky and the younger generations think is a boring and conservative way to increase purchasing power. It is impressive how humans cannot decipher the simple thesis behind this asset, whereas Bitcoiners could literally point out +10 extremely compelling theses on why it is important to own Bitcoin.

Somewhere between 2025 and 2026, The level of money printing will be unparalleled in our lifetimes. This, coinciding with the fact that it's a post-halving year (BTC) (we all know the implications of that).🤔 This is game theory at its finest! Please accumulate satoshis. Don't be on the wrong side of history. You work for your money. They print it out of nothing.

Bitcoin will consume most of the energy in the world, Let's answer the questions, hear me out, For one, +Bitcoin mining must stay economically rewarding through PoW. +Energy markets must continue to have inefficiencies or stranded energy sources, incentivizing miners. +Bitcoin’s decentralization and security model must still depend on computational proof derived from energy expenditure. +Public perception must accept, or at least tolerate, Bitcoin’s energy consumption as justified by its utility and security. For the second, +Significant technological breakthroughs in renewable energy storage or transmission that eliminate energy waste, removing incentives for miners. +An unexpected shift in Bitcoin’s consensus mechanism away from PoW (though improbable), dramatically reducing energy reliance. +Global regulatory frameworks placing heavy penalties on energy-intensive mining practices, severely diminishing profitability. For the third, +Discovery and mass deployment of extremely cheap, nearly limitless clean energy sources (e.g., fusion), making energy cost trivial. +A major global event (economic, environmental, or political) drastically shifts public consensus toward either strongly embracing or categorically rejecting energy-intensive industries like Bitcoin mining. +Massive governmental adoption of Bitcoin as energy infrastructure support, effectively integrating mining into national grid systems and energy policy, transforming Bitcoin mining into a public utility.