Visser highlighted rising dissatisfaction among the younger population towards capitalism, leading them to seek more state-driven financial support.
The current generation views increased automation and inequality as signs of imbalance, driving demands for higher public spending and potentially more money printing by governments.
As trust in traditional currencies declines, Visser predicts a shift towards decentralized assets like Bitcoin, driven by a deeper generational and technological transformation.
Visser also discussed the potential impact of artificial intelligence and robotics on wealth distribution, foreseeing a future where automation is widespread, leading to a restructured financial landscape where Bitcoin could play a significant role.