The humanoid makes your coffee. Restocks the shelves. Cleans the floors.

But it can't participate in the economy.

Can't open a bank account. Can't sign a contract. Can't own anything. Every transaction requires a human intermediary—someone to approve, someone to control, someone to trust.

Which means it's not actually a worker. It's an expensive puppet.

Here's what changes everything: Bitcoin doesn't care if you're made of carbon or silicon. It doesn't ask for a social security number. It doesn't require permission from a bank that's designed for humans.

It only requires cryptographic proof.

A humanoid with a Bitcoin wallet isn't just a machine that moves. It's an economic agent. It can receive payment. It can pay for electricity. It can save. It can transact peer-to-peer with another robot on the other side of the planet.