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Softwar: A Novel Theory on Power Projection and the National Strategic Significance of Bitcoin by MIT’s U.S. National Defense Fellow, Major Jason Lowery. Softwar is an academic thesis that explores Bitcoin as far more than digital money. In the manuscript, Lowery argues that Bitcoin introduces a new era of digital warfare and presents a groundbreaking theory to the U.S. Department of Defense: Bitcoin’s proof‑of‑work network is a novel form of power projection that could redefine national security, cybersecurity, and even the base‑layer architecture of the internet. Drawing on concepts from biology, computer science, anthropology, political science, and evolutionary theory, Lowery frames Bitcoin as a strategic defense technology capable of projecting physical power into and through cyberspace. He concludes that Bitcoin represents a critical national security imperative and urges the United States to support and adopt it rapidly to maintain its position as a global superpower in the 21st century.