Hoskinson criticized Bitcoin maximalists for praising BTC while condemning other cryptocurrencies like Cardano. He argued that the U.S. regulatory system was hindering blockchain and crypto advancements, potentially limiting the nation's economic superiority in the global market. While the SEC doesn't classify Bitcoin as a security due to its decentralization, Hoskinson claimed that other similarly structured altcoins face security labels.
Expressing concern, Hoskinson suggested that the regulatory crackdown aimed to diminish people's power, promoting dependency on easily controllable cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. He asserted that embracing the full potential of cryptocurrencies in the U.S. could revolutionize sectors such as politics, medicine, finance, and security. According to him, allowing people control over their money, voting, identity, and data would challenge the establishment's global dominance agenda. Hoskinson concluded that regulatory efforts aim to thwart projects returning power to the people, favoring centralized control over decentralized alternatives like Bitcoin.