Sep 30, 2026 · 1h 20m
AI could remake capitalism—and make Bitcoin indispensable
How AI Could Take Bitcoin to $1 Million | Jordi Visser
The episode connects AI-driven disruption, deflation, autonomous agents, and political backlash to a possible reordering of ownership and money.
- 1AI could weaken labor, real estate, public companies, and traditional investments while concentrating power in dominant technology firms.
- 2Crypto may provide payment, ownership, tokenization, and trust layers for an economy increasingly run by autonomous agents.
- 3Bitcoin’s scarcity and durability could matter more than monetary debasement protection as AI makes other assets abundant or replaceable.
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Visser presents his optimistic scenario for crypto reaching roughly $100 trillion in total market value by 2035.
The brief
Jordi Visser frames AI as a deeply unpopular bull market: a technology that could disrupt employment, weaken the corporate ladder, and force society to rethink ownership.
His central claim is that crypto supplies the guardrails AI needs—fast payments for autonomous agents, tokenized assets, stablecoins, and a digital trust layer.
Visser argues Bitcoin’s moat is not merely protection from monetary debasement; its scarcity and durability may stand out as AI makes other assets abundant, hackable, or replaceable.
The political tension runs through the discussion: AI could concentrate wealth and provoke backlash, yet taxing highly productive automated systems might fund redistribution and broaden ownership.
The boldest projection arrives near the end, when Visser suggests the crypto market could approach $100 trillion by 2035 if institutions adopt its infrastructure at scale.
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