The Capitalist tier reset the frame at 2:43 AM ET, quoting River — the Bitcoin-only exchange — on the 27-year median lifespan of a fiat currency. “Fiat currency is the problem,” Saylor wrote. “Companies, institutions, securities, and technologies that strengthen Bitcoin are part of the solution. We can debate ideas without mistaking allies for enemies.” Read the list of four again. Companies. Institutions. Securities. Technologies. It is not a coincidence that they map cleanly onto the operator-class framework — Capitalist companies, Fundamentalist institutions, the securities layer that the cap-structure work built, and the Technologist tier that ships the protocol. Saylor just named the four characters. Then he told them to stop treating each other as enemies. The BIP-110 coalition that formed this week — Capitalist via iatrogenic, Technologist via display-name flags, Maximalist via node-runner defense — reads this as the treasury flagship de-escalating the fork fight without conceding position. Debate ideas. Do not fracture the coalition. The Counter-Voice needs the fracture to make its case. The underlying quote — 27 years to fiat death — is the Fundamentalist read distilled. The 21-million cap is not a scaremonger frame. It is the median outcome of every fiat regime for the last two hundred years.