Normie Logic: Bitcoin is an abstraction but my bank balance is a representation of the amount of dollars I have to spend. Reality: You don't "have" dollars. You have permission to access a digital ledger entry. Permission that requires the bank to stay solvent, the government to not freeze your account, the FDIC to honor its backstop, and the Fed to not print your purchasing power into dust. That's not "having money." That's renting access to a database controlled by people who can change the rules mid-game. Bitcoin? You hold cryptographic proof of ownership enforced by thermodynamic security. No "business hours." No freeze button. No middleman. No permission. Your bank balance is a harder abstraction to defend than Bitcoin because it relies on institutions staying honest. Bitcoin just works.

The Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constituion says the government can't take your property without due process and just compensation. Then they invented fiat and inflation. No due process. No compensation. Just a quiet 5% annual haircut on everything you worked for while the Fed holds a press conference and calls it healthy. Bitcoin is the Fifth Amendment with teeth. They can't print it. They can't seize it. They can't dilute it. Your money. Your rules. Bitcoin is constitutional money.