When institutions acknowledge their own limitations, it forces us to ask harder questions about how we got here. The real issue isn't capitalism itself—it's that our trust has been concentrated in the hands of too few.

You can't patch a fundamentally broken system with more promises and policy tweaks. That's just putting bandages on a sinking ship. What you need is something different. Something built on different rules. A completely new architecture.

This isn't about incremental reform. It's protocol-level change. Bitcoin represents exactly this—a system where trust doesn't depend on any central authority, but on transparent, verifiable code that runs itself. No middleman. No promises. Just math.

That shift changes everything.