Bitcoin Game Theory

A clear framework for understanding why Bitcoin matters—built on logic you can verify, not hype you have to trust.

Copy the thesis into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini and ask it to find the flaw. If it can't, you've learned something.

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How This Works

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Challenge It

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The Core Argument

No One's In Charge

There will always be at least one country that doesn't cooperate with the others. This means any global agreement to ban or control money can be broken by a single defector. If one country offers refuge, the whole cartel collapses.

Six Things Money Needs

For money to work between rivals who don't trust each other, it needs to be: neutral (no one controls it), open (anyone can use it), fast to settle, truly scarce, safe from physical seizure, and able to upgrade against threats.

Leaving Beats Staying

If you're in a system that can be manipulated, leaving for neutral ground is the better move—regardless of what others do. If others stay, you gain advantage. If others leave too, you're all in the new equilibrium.

Prove Us Wrong

This isn't faith-based. We list exactly what would disprove the argument: a single world government, another asset with all six properties, or a ban that actually works for 5+ years with less than 10% leakage.