Pakistan's central bank reversing its Bitcoin ban this morning is the quiet sign of a larger pattern. Every country that feels the gravitational pull of US sanctions, dollar settlement risk, or SWIFT exposure ends up doing the same arithmetic and coming to the same answer. The answer is a neutral, permissionless, rules-based monetary layer. That answer was designed and shipped as software in 2009. Seventeen years later it has a market cap above $1.4T, a regulated ETF wrapper absorbing a fifth of BlackRock's flagship flows, and a growing list of sovereigns who have given up pretending they do not need it.
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