Saylor’s own table gives Bitcoin 10–13 hours of a 755–953-hour program, while Rothbard gets 189–239. That makes it a narrative funnel for institutional allocators, not protocol education: the final phase jumps from *The Mobile Wave* to *The Bitcoin Standard* and Satoshi’s nine-page white paper.

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