Like any new technology, the adoption of Bitcoin follows an S-curve, illustrating the progression from early adopters to broader acceptance. We have moved beyond the era of early adopters, and indicators suggest a potential democratization of Bitcoin. After all, it is a viral technology that cannot be easily halted. On the one hand, El Salvador has taken the bold step of fully adopting Bitcoin as legal tender. On the opposite, other countries have responded by banning it and criminalizing its usage, which shows that Bitcoin adoption is complex and is exposed to the influence of cultural, historical, and national factors.

The rise of Bitcoin forces companies, universities, regulators, and individuals to take this new technology into account. New tools need to be created, services need to be adapted, and innovation must continue to ensure their survival. This context raises many questions related to various fields, including cryptography, game theory, economics and monetary policy, computer science, philosophy, energy, laws, and regulation. In short, Bitcoin is a multidisciplinary subject.

In the end, we invite you to reflect on this new monetary revolution. There is so much to explore with Bitcoin that it is complicated to assimilate everything at once. Take your time, Bitcoin is not going to disappear. On the contrary, the revolution has just begun. We believe we are capable of creating the world we want to entrust to our children: a world where human sovereignty is a right, where privacy is respected by default, and where money is not manipulated. We hope that, together, we will achieve this.

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