I don’t want to keep talking about crypto because it’s not my area of expertise.
But I want to respond to the post below because I’ve seen too many of these “feel good” assertions, as if we are on the verge of breaking away from a “dying” system and about to “earn our freedoms”.
These are luxury beliefs with no grounding in reality.
Bitcoin doesn’t dissolve the old frame. It proves how the TPS [Transnational Private Sector] rewrites frames.
Gold worked not because people “believed” in it,
but because a handful of people within states and empires enforced it with armies, trade routes, regulation and convertibility rules.
The masses just did as they’re told.
There’s a whole power structure mandate that you’re completely neglecting.
The dollar works NOT because of “habit,” but because the FIC transacts in it and the MIC enforces it globally.
Saddam shared a very similar philosophy on the dollar. That it was a fiat worth nothing based on false belief.
He quickly found out that it was much more than that.
So did Gaddafi.
Ok.
So it’s NOT just “belief” that adds value to a currency.
It’s enforcement of the power structure that punishes anyone who deviates from it.
Bitcoin is no exception. It’s already captured.
BlackRock runs ETFs, JPM clears flows, energy majors mine with gas flares.
Bitcoin is not a “new order.” It’s certainly not a sovereign platform for the masses.
It’s an experimental asset for the TPS.
It’s a pressure valve to absorb the discontent of your so called “sovereign citizen”.
It’s a liquidity sponge for surplus capital that the FIC accumulates.
And more importantly,
I think it will become a bargaining chip, weaponized in the dedollarization wars that’s on the near horizon.
Citizens believe they’re free because of this new “own your own money” narrative around crypto, all the while the TPS harvests majority of the flow and centralizes its distribution.
If the frame as you put it, was truly breaking, you’d see total suppression and jail time for anyone identified using crypto.
Instead, you have the TPS incorporating it.
What you call “madness birthing a new order” is actually the TPS running the same play;
letting people think they own sovereignty while the power structure migrates to its next system of control.
Belief creates value. But in geopolitics, it’s the structural power that decides which beliefs survive.
And yours mean absolutely nothing if you find yourself on the opposite side of that power structure.
If the old frame is breaking, thats not liberation. It’s migration of TPS control.
If the dollar wanes, the TPS will have made arrangements far before ANY of us realize,
to pivot into alternative vehicles (BRICS currencies, stablecoins, tokenized assets).
Bitcoin is tolerated because it helps TPS test decentralized rails while distracting citizens into thinking they can become sovereign.
Nothing more, nothing less.
American Buddhist Net 