🕊️ How Bitcoin Can Prevent Wars – Part 1: The Decay of Money

Throughout history, major wars have never been solely about hatred, territory, or religion. The deeper root has always been money — or more precisely, the decay of money. A nation can wage war only when it can spend beyond its real economic capacity. And the strongest tool enabling that is money printing.

Here we enter Part 1: Madeni para bozulması – The Decay of Currency.

🧩 1. When money decays, war becomes “easy”

In fiat monetary systems, governments can:

Print unlimited money

Borrow endlessly

Shift the cost of war onto citizens through inflation

People don’t see taxes rise immediately, but prices go up, savings erode, and they think it’s just “a bad economy”—not realizing that “war is being funded by the blood of their money.”

The softer the money → the easier the war.

🏛️ 2. Every empire begins with hard money and ends with paper

Rome, ancient China, medieval Europe, the Ottoman Empire, and in modern times, the U.S. dollar—every empire has followed the same pattern:

When madeni para bozulması (the debasement of coinage) begins, the future of society begins to decay with it.

💣 3. Decayed money leads to geopolitical aggression

When nations can print money to fund wars, they don’t pay the cost immediately. This makes aggression easier—almost effortless.

It’s no coincidence that:

The U.S. launched over 100 military interventions after 1971 (when the USD broke from gold).

Global military spending rises along the curve of inflation.

Modern wars last longer and have no clear ending.

🔐 4. Bitcoin emerges as a historical counter-force

Bitcoin completely breaks away from the model of decaying money:

Fixed supply: 21 million

No one can print more

No one can use inflation as an invisible tax

No one can silently fund war by debasing currency

Bitcoin brings the real cost of war back into reality, preventing governments from quietly shifting the burden onto citizens.

When money cannot be weakened, war cannot be made “cheap.”

🌍 5. Hard money = Hard peace

A world using hard money like Bitcoin has these characteristics:

A nation that wants war → must raise taxes openly

Citizens see the real cost immediately → strong resistance

Politicians lose the ability to fund endless wars through infinite debt

Power blocs can no longer manipulate money to expand influence

Hard money tends to preserve peace; soft money tends to preserve conflict.

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