Bitcoin does not care what they do!

Bitcoin and Cryptosovereignty with Erik Cason -

Jeff Booth vs Simon Dixon - Bitcoin - Which path should we take? A deeper insight -

One of the reasons Bitcoin will see broad adoption is because, for millennia, monetary systems and finance have functioned as the largest “dark religion” humanity has ever had. Unlike the prevailing fiat debt system, Bitcoin is sound, real money whose decentralized and deflationary design benefits everyone, not just a privileged few. In that sense, Bitcoin is the first truly good money, “for a illuminated path” to the future. Verifiably true. Human beings need something good “godly” to believe in. Besides their possible belief in a higher power, Bitcoin acts as a tool for a greater good. So if we hold that most people are fundamentally good, and thrive in the right environment, then it follows that they will embrace Bitcoin as their greatest “religion,” not out of blind faith but because it lets them participate in something good. It serves both the individual and the whole and touches every aspect of their lives. Ultimately, this is not mere belief; it is the recognition of something good, true, and beautiful. Bitcoin, properly understood, is not just a great asset, it is a moral and practical standard that elevates human cooperation and well being.