
Geopolitics & Bitcoin
Bitcoin Ends Monetary Hegemony
Money and power move together. Currencies are the foundation of the financial system: when the base shakes, everything wobbles - trade, savings, pensions, credit. We’re seeing abnormal swings in “safe” FX and rates, breakeven real yields, and policy whiplash. That’s not noise, it’s the signal the old framework is failing.
This briefing argues Bitcoin isn’t a trade—it’s neutral settlement layer with fixed issuance and no gatekeeper. In a world where money is politicized, a borderless base layer changes incentives: fewer chokepoints for sanctions and monetary coercion, longer time horizons, global accessibility and energy money anywhere.
What you’ll get: a concise memo linking geopolitics to portfolio composition; three signals that matter (reserves, mining geography, regulation); scenarios for monetary fragmentation; and principles for long-horizon allocation and risk control.
Who it’s for: investors, founders, and savers who think in years, want downside protection, and refuse to outsource decisions to headlines. Not price calls. Not dopamine trading. A map of the terrain and a way through it.
Why now: when base money shakes, hedges fail, “safe” currencies swing, and legacy promises crack. Adapt by understanding how incentives shift when settlement is neutral, supply is transparent, and the access is global.
Download the free Geopolitics & Bitcoin briefing. Read in minutes; think for weeks.
Education, not financial or tax advice.

