The fourth group, Bitcoin Fundamentalists, prioritize protecting bitcoin’s original principles: decentralization, self-custody, immutability, censorship resistance, and individual sovereignty. They are wary of excessive institutional influence, financialization, and protocol changes that could compromise Bitcoin’s core characteristics.

Saylor’s central argument is that Bitcoin needs all four perspectives. Maximalists provide conviction, Capitalists drive adoption, Technologists ensure long-term resilience, and Fundamentalists safeguard the protocol’s integrity. Saylor argues that Bitcoin’s most successful path lies in a balance among these four forces.

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