A growing sense of economic disillusionment among Gen Z could become a long-term driver of Bitcoin (BTC) adoption, according to market strategist Jordi Visser. In a recent interview, Visser argued that the youth’s dissatisfaction with capitalism, coupled with fears of AI-driven job loss, will fuel increasing demand for decentralized assets like BTC.

Younger Generations Losing Faith in the System

Visser believes that those aged 25 and under are deeply disillusioned with the traditional financial system and are increasingly advocating for a socialist economic model that prioritizes public spending and social benefits.

“The younger people don’t have a belief that the system will come back,” Visser noted. “They believe the system has been worsening every single year.”

This dissatisfaction is being compounded by the rising adoption of AI technologies, which many fear will displace millions of jobs across industries. According to Visser, this will only widen the wealth gap and further erode trust in centralized financial institutions.

Bitcoin as a Hedge Against Monetary Instability

Visser explained that as governments print more money to fund growing social demands and economic stimulus packages, Bitcoin’s scarcity and decentralized nature make it a natural hedge against inflation and fiat currency devaluation.

“The more people are angry, the more money the government has to print. That’s why the price of Bitcoin will not stop going higher,” Visser asserted.

Bitcoin, unlike traditional assets, is not controlled by any government or central authority, which makes it particularly appealing to younger, tech-savvy investors looking for alternatives.

AI and Automation: A Capitalism Disruptor

Visser also warned that advanced AI and robotic automation could eventually render the capitalist model obsolete. He cited technologies such as Waymo’s self-driving cars and humanoid robots as examples of innovations that may eliminate human labor on a massive scale.

“Humanoid robots and self-driving cars will become widespread within five years. This will disrupt jobs and wealth distribution dramatically,” he said.

Bitcoin Positioned as a Future-Forward Asset

As societal unrest grows and technological change accelerates, Bitcoin is increasingly seen as more than just a digital asset—it is becoming a store of value and a financial alternative for a generation seeking security and autonomy. For many in Gen Z, Bitcoin represents the future of money in a world where traditional models are rapidly losing relevance.

Disclaimer

This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or legal advice. Cryptocurrency trading involves risk and may result in financial loss.

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