In the United States, privacy is considered a foundational principle and a prerequisite for the Bill of Rights

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On a pay-to-play internet, AIs would be unable to track users, as users would not be willing to pay to download the necessary tracking code

Cypherpunk Technologies is a publicly traded company focused on privacy

Awareness of AI's capabilities is driving an increase in demand for privacy

Cypherpunk Technologies aims to provide public market shareholders with long-term exposure to the broader privacy technology theme

It is not possible for an individual to stop the construction of a global police and surveillance state

When embracing new technology, individuals will either control their own keys or give them to a third party who can weaponize their data

Control of the future global "control grid" will belong to whoever owns the data

Members of the Trump administration are openly reviving the economic principles of Alexander Hamilton

President William McKinley, assassinated in 1901, is described as the last "American system" president

Sun Yat-sen's "Three Principles of the People" were based on Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address

British institutions like Chatham House were established to make the United States an enforcer of British imperial policies

Following World War I, the United States increasingly came under the influence of British imperial policy

The 17th Amendment established the direct election of U.S. senators by popular vote, rather than by state legislatures

The United States has become less of a representative republic and has increasingly centralized power since 1913

In 1913, the Federal Reserve Act, the 16th Amendment, and the 17th Amendment were all passed in the United States

Companies are adopting sovereign AI to maintain control over their data and business models

Sovereign AI allows companies to maintain full control over their proprietary data

Since the late 1990s, both major political parties have consistently grown the US deficit and national debt

Trusted execution environments allow for end-to-end encryption of AI prompts and outputs during inference

Using closed AI models from providers like Anthropic and OpenAI can create a fiduciary risk for enterprises by exposing company IP