Rob from bitcoinnews.com warns that we’re at a tipping point. Across the globe, young people aren’t willing to stay silent — in Nepal, Gen Z has risen up against censorship and corruption, turning social media bans into mass protest movements demanding transparency and accountability. Meanwhile, in the UK, proposed digital ID systems threaten to give governments sweeping control: tracking, recording, managing daily life in ways that could erode privacy and individual freedom. With mass censorship expanding, algorithms policing speech, and centralized power growing, ROB argues that Bitcoin represents one of the few tools left with genuine potential. Decentralized, permissionless, and resistant to control, it offers an alternative financial system outside state surveillance. If enough people understand how these threads connect — censorship, identity control, loss of autonomy — then Bitcoin could become a real hope for society to push back, reclaim power, and preserve freedom in an increasingly controlled world.