I don't think that's true. It's possible to simultaneously be pro-Bitcoin and also believe in Keynes's approach for the pre-Bitcoin world
There will be multiple fiat currencies in use, alongside Bitcoin, for multiple decades to come and it's not clear how best to manage that. It'll be a new world, and I don't think we can blindly accept or dismiss any existing approach. Austrian economics might not be the perfect approach, even though some bitcoiners love it
"What did I miss?"
When the powers that be kick you out of the Cantillionaire club, there is no alternative.
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He's talking about Monero without knowing it. Bitcoin is just an extension of TradFi these days.
Wait till Monero wakes up and destroys their house of cards.