https://www.principles.com/the-changing-world-order/#introduction
The global balance of power is shifting from the United States and Europe to Asia, especially to China and India in the next 10 to 30 years. In the interim, we are becoming a multipolar world. And in that world, nations will be increasingly “encouraged” to choose sides; but nations and people will want to keep their options open by choosing neutrality. This is good for decentralized systems like Bitcoin, because it is neutral, global, and secure.
Bitcoin is neutral
Bitcoin is borderless and pseudonymous, anybody or anything anywhere with an internet connection can own bitcoin, exchange it or mine it...and no one controls all of it!
Bitcoin is global.
Individuals, companies, corporations, banks, insurance companies, sovereign wealth funds, governments are increasingly finding Bitcoin to be a global store value. Bitcoin’s accessibility, exchangeability, transparency and durability (the decentralized nature of it that gives it high fault tolerance) makes it an attractive global asset.
Bitcoin is secure.
Not only can the owners have full control of their bitcoin through Public-key cryptography, and the pseudonymous characteristics protect from identity theft, but each block is protected by timestamp, hashed, proof of work, and broadcast mechanisms to ensure it cost much more money and energy to double spend the transactions than it is to verify them.
In conclusion.
As the world partitions in its geopolitical game of the rise and fall of Empires, it's comforting to know that Bitcoin can be a neutral option for nations, for people, and for businesses, to turn to in a rapidly changing world.
Stay frosty people.
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