Bitcoin Isn’t Just Money – It’s Monetary Infrastructure, Says Lyn Alden

People argue that Bitcoin can’t be a medium of exchange because it’s not widely used in retail settings,” Alden explains. “But they overlook the fact that store-of-value usage nearly always comes first in the monetization of an asset.”

In a sweeping analysis of Bitcoin’s adoption path, Alden highlights its transition from a niche experiment to what she calls “portable capital.” Unlike fiat currencies or even gold, Bitcoin offers a unique combination of liquidity, divisibility, and sovereignty—all without relying on centralized infrastructure.

Alden argues that Bitcoin is already outperforming most national currencies in terms of cross-border salability. In her view, it now ranks among the top ten global bearer assets in terms of usefulness for international value transfer—an astounding feat for something launched just 16 years ago.

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