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The full conversation on tokenization at WEF:    • Is Tokenization the Future? | World Econom...  

Is Bitcoin really the greatest accountability mechanism on government deficit spending? In this video, I break down a fascinating exchange between Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong and the Governor of the Bank of France, where the Bitcoin standard, monetary sovereignty, and democratic control over money are put head-to-head.

We explore how fiat money works, why inflation is a feature — not a bug — of modern monetary systems, and how central banks use money creation as a policy tool. I compare fiat currencies to commodity-backed systems like the gold standard, explain why deflation can occur when economic output outpaces money supply, and outline the real trade-offs that come with both systems.

Then we examine Bitcoin’s role as a parallel monetary system — one that imposes hard limits on supply and exposes reckless money printing in real time through price. But is separating money from the state actually a good thing? What happens to democracy, sovereignty, and financial stability in a world where no government controls the global reserve currency?

Finally, I discuss why governments are unlikely to give up monetary control, how technologies like Ripple and the XRP Ledger fit into the future of settlement and payments, and whether Bitcoin becomes the standard, the settlement layer, or simply the ultimate check on fiat excess.