Softwar presents a deep exploration of the impact of software and technology, specifically Bitcoin, on national security and power projection. Jason Paul Lowery, an officer in the United States Space Force, theorizes that Bitcoin and blockchain technology are fundamentally changing how governments, corporations, and militaries operate. Lowery argues that Bitcoin could serve as a new form of "software warfare," altering the geopolitical landscape by decentralizing power structures and enabling secure, censorship-resistant transactions. Through a mix of historical context, technical analysis, and military theory, Lowery's work provides a comprehensive view of how digital currencies may play a crucial role in future warfare and global strategies.