How Bitcoin Defunds War

War is expensive. Historically, governments have relied on centralized control of currency and debt to fund military conflicts—often by printing money or borrowing against future generations. Fiat money systems allow for this unchecked expansion, diluting public wealth to sustain warfare without direct consent.

Enter Bitcoin: a decentralized, finite, and transparent monetary network that no single entity controls. Its supply is capped at 21 million, and it operates outside the reach of state monetary policy.

By removing the state's ability to print money at will, Bitcoin forces fiscal accountability. If governments can’t inflate away the costs of war, they must either raise taxes (which faces public resistance) or spend more responsibly. This reduces the stealthy, inflation-funded war machine and puts power back into the hands of individuals.

Bitcoin doesn’t just offer financial freedom—it offers a peaceful revolution by weakening the economic incentives and tools that make endless war possible.

Fix the money, fix the world.

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