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Crat highlights Bitcoin's unique ability to integrate with traditional financial systems, describing it as a "Trojan horse" that can dismantle these systems from within. The advent of Bitcoin ETFs and increasing Wall Street involvement places Bitcoin in a favorable economic light, enabling holders of real Bitcoin to gain purchasing power competitively.
Conversely, he asserts that Monero's rejection of institutional adoption limits its scalability and viability. He argues that while some may be uncomfortable with Wall Street’s participation, large-scale adoption necessitates the entry of major financial players into the space.