The Zealot #4

“Faith, in his world, is a position. And conviction is the most valuable asset.” Here stands the corporate evangelist turned ideological warrior. This figure embodies belief as power. Their transformation reflects a new kind of authority: grounded not in innovation, but in conviction. They do not merely invest — they proclaim. In Proof of Power, this is the Zealot — not in the pejorative sense, but as one who burns with belief. They speak of collapse and rebirth, of digital purity and monetary salvation. Their portrait is one of monolithic certainty. No ambiguity. No gray areas. Just signal and noise. For them, there is no alternative. This is the power of narrative faith — when belief becomes infrastructure.