protectedbymath

Garry Kasparov sees Bitcoin not just as an asset, but as a profound expression of mathematics defending individual freedom. In his own words, he is drawn to the <magic number>of 21 million coins that hard cap is what gives it power, because you’re protected by math.
He argues that conventional monetary systems are fragile: governments can print endless amounts of money, but Bitcoin’s scarcity is coded and immutable.
Kasparov also acknowledges risk: he has said that most cryptocurrencies (he estimates 99%) are worthless or “crap,” but still believes that Bitcoin and a few others will survive, much like how a few companies survived the dot-com bubble.
Furthermore, he connects crypto to human rights: for him, blockchain is a tool to empower people against state overreach.


#ProtectedByMath
#21Million (Referring to the hard cap)
#HardMoney