It hasn't been improving. In fact, it's gotten worse as non-custodial MoE over the years ( https://controlplanecapital.com/p/how-bitcoins-developers-are-attacking-2a5 ).
In the last few months, I've often wondered where would we be if we had spent the last 18 years stacking physical gold and silver and had worked more on that front.
We'd have easily engineered silver shortages and squeezed the fuck out of bombs, EV, solar panel producers.
Lots of silver is also needed to build the physical infrastructure to power, cool and connect AI data centers for the One World Government surveillance state.
The paper gold/silver markets are enormous and very tightly managed by our One World Government. We could've definitely done some damage and exposed their paper games by stacking physical.
If you look into the Coordination Tax, you'll realize that Bitcoin will inevitably fail as mass, non-custodial MoE ( https://controlplanecapital.com/p/bitcoin-will-fail-as-mass-non-custodial ).
The Coordination Tax is how the Controllers manage Bitcoin (smaller scale), but also how they manage society (larger scale).
The Coordination tax in Bitcoin is the recurring human + legal + distribution cost to keep the Policy (relay/mempool defaults, mining templates, wallet behaviors), Perimeter (banks, clouds, app stores, ISPs, payment networks, tax, law, PR) aligned with the Protocol's (consensus rules, Proof-of-Work) ideals.
The Coordination Tax in society is the recurring total cost of getting large numbers of humans with different incentives, different information, different risk tolerances, different time horizons, and different status games to act as one organism across time.
If you do a deeper dive, you'll realize that it's very likely that the government created Bitcoin ( https://controlplanecapital.com/p/why-i-think-the-government-created ). See screenshot below for TL;DR.
If you gave me the task to "orange-pill" someone today. This is my best attempt:
1) Bitcoin might go up in fiat terms (NGU).
2) The CIA, Mo$$ad, MI6 crew really need Bitcoin because it isn't private by default, it isn't fungible, it is becoming more and more custodied by default and paperized. They certainly don't want to alienate everyone into physical gold/silver, or Monero.
3) If you need to transfer your wealth across borders, Bitcoin is very liquid and definitely a good option.
I wouldn't try to sell them on "digital cash". Monero is clearly better as digital cash.
Monero will however also get psyoped into "quantum-resistance" upgrade scams and many of the hardware wallets (as with Bitcoin) are very likely backdoored.
Monero is more Coordination Tax-optimized than Bitcoin, but it won't be enough.
If the Coordination Tax were a person, it'd be this guy. Unfortunately, he remains undefeated.
