Federico Rivi

As AI continues to reduce the cost of producing goods, services and even knowledge, the world is moving toward an environment of unprecedented abundance. Software can already generate code, text, images and increasingly entire services at near-zero marginal cost. Over time, more and more economic outputs will follow the same trajectory.

The key question is no longer how to produce things, but rather what will remain really scarce. Bitcoin emerges as the answer to that problem. Not because it is useful, productive, or efficient in the traditional sense, but precisely because it is resistant to reproduction. In an economy where almost everything becomes infinitely replicable, Bitcoin represents the first form of purely digital, incorruptible scarcity.