Really glad it hit home and broadened your view of how Bitcoin could be used as  a means to defend people in the future. I thought it was an important use case of Bitcoin and its ability to shift from kinetic warfare to cyber.

If you haven’t read or heard Jason Lowery’s Softwar idea that inspired this story, I highly recommend checking it out. This is his TED Talk worth watching: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=spDS7q6uRkY



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This hit hard in the best way. It’s wild how the story blends old trauma with future tech so naturally like, a grandmother’s memories of Soviet boots and a granddaughter mining blocks to defend sovereignty. The idea of decentralization becoming not just economic resistance but national defense? That’s chilling, and somehow totally believable.

What stuck with me most wasn’t even the hardware or the strategy it was the people. Ordinary citizens turning stoves, car batteries, even churches into parts of a living, breathing defense grid. No guns, no flags, just math and willpower. Honestly, it made me wonder if we’ve been underestimating what Bitcoin and proof-of-work could mean this whole time.