No doubt he knows more about Bitcoin than anyone else, and he is probably the most articulate, which is a pretty high bar in this group. But he doesn't know the most about money (Lyn) or history (Michael, maybe), and he isn't the most fierce (Saif).
Tough one but I choose Saifedean. Solid delivery good at making logical arguments and very arrogant which can intimidate the other debater and prevent them from spewing nonsense because Saifedean will put a clown suit on you and not feel terrible for doing it
Nobody represents Bitcoin. They all have their different view. And I see no reason, why we should debate - you need to act accordingly. Stay humble, stack sats - that's the way.
Because most people get their opinions of such things from the media or their degen nephew who trades dog coins with metamask and think bitcoins are inside wallets.
If the government really wanted to do a disinformation campaign against Bitcoin, enough people would go along with it to potentially put back development for decades. Ban all exchanges, take down devs, websites, video for "national" security. Not everything "makes Bitcoin stronger" in the short and medium term.
Saifedean, because he's the most toxic and will not hold back.
Jeff Booth is overrated. He does not have much original ideas. I read his book and I was not impressed. Reading the Bitcoin Standard, or Broken Money (or her articles), or listening to Saylor or Andreas leaves me with much more to think about
I voted aantonop. Saylor uses too much pseudo scientific mumbo jumbo. Saif comes off as smug and unlikeable to normies. Lyn Alden would hold her own too. Dunno much about Jeff Booth