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Fernando Nikolic, founder at Perception, comments on how traditional 20th-century institutions were defined by information asymmetry, where entities like banks and editors possessed more knowledge than their clients or audiences.
He suggests that the internet dissolved much of this divide, giving individuals greater access to information, and that Bitcoin is a further evolution in minimizing such asymmetry.
Nikolic has previously argued that Bitcoin is best suited for individuals facing instability or censorship, rather than for universal daily use, according to a recent commentary. In addition, he noted that almost all Tether omnichain stablecoin wallets hold less than $1,000, despite institutional policy focus, in a separate analysis. These comments reflect Nikolic’s ongoing attention to the impacts of access and distribution in digital assets.