Bitcoin maximalist and prominent advocate Max Keiser made a bold and controversial statement on social media, suggesting that Bitcoin (BTC) has the potential to transform the minds of Israeli settlers involved in the displacement of Palestinian citizens.
In his postKeiser claimed that Bitcoin operates as a transformative force not only on an economic level but also on a biological, psychological, and philosophical level — redefining the very concept of property.
“Bitcoin Fixes This”
Keiser argued that if those involved in violent land disputes truly understood Bitcoin, they would come to realize that “everything goes to zero against Bitcoin.” In his view, Bitcoin introduces a new standard of property and value that transcends territorial conflicts, replacing them with digital ownership that cannot be seized or contested in the traditional sense.
His post referenced a woman, presumably an Israeli settler, suggesting that her willingness to commit violence over land stems from a broken worldview. “Her mind and soul are broken,” he wrote, stating that a true understanding of Bitcoin would expose the moral depravity of such actions.
The Call to “Orange Pill”
Keiser’s conclusion called for an effort to “orange pill” — a term used in Bitcoin circles to mean awakening someone to the benefits and philosophy of Bitcoin — individuals in conflict zones like Israel and Palestine. He suggested that mass adoption of Bitcoin could lead to a moral and ideological shift that may help resolve long-standing territorial and ethnic disputes.
A Divisive Perspective
While Keiser’s comments align with the often utopian visions of some Bitcoin maximalists, they have also sparked criticism for oversimplifying complex geopolitical and humanitarian crises. Critics argue that suggesting a decentralized digital asset can resolve decades of occupation, displacement, and violence may be not only naive but also insensitive.
Regardless, Keiser remains unwavering in his belief that Bitcoin represents more than just money — it’s a revolutionary force that, in his words, can “save this ancient region.”
Kosta gushterov
Reporter at Coindoo
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Source: https://coindoo.com/max-keiser-explains-how-bitcoin-could-end-israeli-palestinian-conflict/
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