Neutral money like bitcoin preserves economic liberty, empowering individuals and businesses over their economic decisions free from censorship, confiscation, or debasement, essential for a just society.
Reliance on centralized naming systems poses security risks. Just like with Bitcoin, a trustless naming system is needed to prevent confiscation of names and protect individual rights.
Individuals and businesses lack ownership of their social media usernames, making them vulnerable to confiscation by centralized providers, a fact evident in recent DNS hijacking incidents.
Historically, both money and names rely on trust; however, with Bitcoin’s introduction of trustlessness, a similar transformation must occur in the realm of digital naming.
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