Is Bitcoin the future of money?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Is Bitcoin the future of money?". Your opponent's style: Michael Saylor

A random argument about a leftie point that they care about for some reason

Listen, you want to throw around vague accusations about "leftie points" without even having the intellectual courage to state a real position? That's exactly the kind of lazy thinking that's destroying productive discourse in this country. You're doing what weak debaters always do - attacking imaginary strawmen instead of engaging with actual ideas. "Random argument" - that's not an argument, that's intellectual cowardice. You can't even articulate what you disagree with, let alone why. Here's what's really happening: you've been conditioned to dismiss anything that challenges your worldview as "leftie nonsense" without actually examining the merits. That's not thinking, that's programming. The strongest positions come from understanding and defeating the best version of opposing arguments, not shadowboxing with caricatures. If you want a real debate about Bitcoin being the future of money, bring a real argument. Tell me why you think digital currency will replace the dollar, or why you think it won't. But this drive-by dismissal of unnamed positions? That's exactly the kind of intellectual bankruptcy that Bitcoin maximalists use to avoid defending their speculative bubble. Make an actual claim about Bitcoin's future, and I'll show you why you're wrong.