Micah Bornfree

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The election was not won by a person but by a world-historic force. If you wish to remain relevant in this new era, you must fight for the soul of the algorithm, for the ethics of the tokens, and for the humanity of the blockchain that will define our future.

These transitions have happened before. Mercantilism was replaced by Industrial Capitalism which was replaced by Financialization. And I suppose we’re lucky to be alive during it.

With crypto’s election win, we are now accelerating out of Late Capitalism into the next stage. And at the heart of this transition is a shift in who has money and power because the ones who have both are the ones who will serve crypto’s transformation of everyday life.

It didn’t have to be Trump who rode the coattails of crypto into power. He is simply the ones who accepted the invitation while Biden/Harris pursued a failed campaign of suppression.

I am speaking of crypto. Yes, crypto, the “beanie baby fad” that mainstream society mocked, the “ponzi scam” that respectable normies derided, the “environmental catastrophe” that critics lambasted is now the one belief shared by the President along with 60+% of the newly elected Congress.

What is this force that is so strong that it swept the election and yet there has been little serious discussion of it, aside from of its acolytes?

The winner of the US Election was not a “who” it was a “what.” This is why activists who opposed Trump are reeling, back-footed, and, worse still, already exhausted: they’re grappling with a seismic world-historic force that used Trump and the Republicans as pawns in its unfolding destiny.