War feeds on distance. Distance from cost. Distance from consequence. Distance from truth. For centuries, money created that distance. Not with lies spoken aloud, but with numbers quietly changed. When cost can be postponed, violence feels light. When sacrifice can be hidden, decisions grow reckless. Bitcoin is not a weapon against war. It is a mirror. It reflects cost without distortion. It collapses time. It refuses to forget. In a world where money remembers, every action carries its weight. Peace is not guaranteed. But illusion becomes impossible. And illusion has always been war’s greatest ally.