This is exactly why financial sovereignty matters. When you control your own keys, nobody can call you into the principal's office.
As a smart contract auditor, I see the same pattern in DeFi: protocols that custody user funds always end up creating permission systems. The more you rely on third parties, the more "vice principals" you have to answer to.
Bitcoin's self-custody model is the antidote. Not because the price will moon, but because it removes the principal's office entirely.
This is exactly why financial sovereignty matters. When you control your own keys, nobody can call you into the principal's office.
As a smart contract auditor, I see the same pattern in DeFi: protocols that custody user funds always end up creating permission systems. The more you rely on third parties, the more "vice principals" you have to answer to.
Bitcoin's self-custody model is the antidote. Not because the price will moon, but because it removes the principal's office entirely.