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Your regular reminder to buy more Bitcoin.

The bottom is coming soon. Now’s a good time to start stocking up.

u/birth_of_bitcoin — 6 days ago
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One of the most rewarding things about Bitcoin for me is that it completely changed how I look at money. I used to think banking and debt were incredibly boring.

Honestly, it feels like the system is intentionally designed to be dull, almost like bankers don’t really want people to learn how it all works.

But Bitcoin taught me about finance in a way that actually clicked. It opened my eyes to a world that was completely invisible to me before, and now I can finally see it in all its beautiful colors.

Having that vision changes everything. It gives me the knowledge to look at the front page of the newspaper and understand the true story behind why that headline is actually there.

In my book, Birth of Bitcoin I’ve tried to take all of this and weave a story out of it. I want my readers to experience that same shift to finally see and understand finance, money, and debt, not as dry, boring topics, but in the beautiful, eye-opening way I see them now.

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u/birth_of_bitcoin — 9 days ago

Sometimes in life, you can do nothing wrong and still end up losing

I hope your life heals and you recover fully.

u/birth_of_bitcoin — 11 days ago
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“Get Woke, Go Broke” was never true. Bitcoin fixes this.

A modern corporation (like Disney) can afford to lose a billion dollars at the box office because their primary audience is no longer the Consumer; their primary audience is the Capital Allocator (BlackRock/ESG Funds).

As long as the corporation obeys the Ideological Code (Wokeism), the Capital Allocators keep buying their stock with passive index-fund money (your 401k), keeping the stock price artificially high despite revenue losses.

Satoshi Nakamoto built Bitcoin because the only way to fix this broken system is to exit it.

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u/birth_of_bitcoin — 14 days ago
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The NSA employs more mathematicians than any other single entity on the planet. Their Black Budget for cryptography dwarfs the GDP of small nations. Odds are that Satoshi worked at NSA at least for a while in his lifetime.

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u/birth_of_bitcoin — 14 days ago
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Total number of possible Cold Card addresses on the left v Total number of addresses possible on a properly implemented Bitcoin wallet

Each dot is a valid Bitcoin wallet.
This is why cold cards are getting hacked. Attackers can brute force this small tree and still make profit.

They cannot do that to wallets which were made by competent developers.

My book Birth of Bitcoin tells the story of Satoshi Nakamoto. Preorder now with Bitcoin.

u/birth_of_bitcoin — 15 days ago
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After the year 2100, there will only be 1 whole bitcoin left to be mined and it will take 40 years to mine it. By that time, 1 isn’t only enough, it’s hundreds of lifetimes of stored time.

If they develop cryogenic unfreezing tech by then Hal Finney will be the richest man in the world.

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u/birth_of_bitcoin — 24 days ago
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$2 trillion Amazon is hiring a “Bitcoin and Crypto Ecosystem Lead” to oversee blockchain integration and crypto adoption across its platforms! 👏

I can’t wait to sell my book “Birth of Bitcoin” on Amazon for BTC.

You can preorder it today only with Bitcoin.
DM to place an order.

u/birth_of_bitcoin — 28 days ago
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The pain Nakamoto went through must have been equal in magnitude to the greatness of what he accomplished. Building Bitcoin was not merely a technical achievement; it required a rare, almost unprecedented kind of endurance and sacrifice.

By challenging the traditional monetary monopoly of nation-states and central banks, Satoshi created something revolutionary, but also drew the silent, watchful eye of global superpowers and intelligence agencies.

u/birth_of_bitcoin — 30 days ago
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Tesla, Turing, Semmelweis, Galileo. They were all highly neurodivergent. They all brought massive upgrades to human civilization. They were all punished, impoverished, or destroyed by the very societies they elevated.

I bet Satoshi Nakamoto was also neurodivergent. Specifically Asperger’s.

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u/birth_of_bitcoin — 1 month ago
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S&P v Gold over the past 50 years

U.S. equities have made repeated new highs since the dot-com bubble. However, priced in gold, they have not regained the 2000 peak.

I’m writing a fictional book about Satoshi Nakamoto where his friend sets up a website which lets people pay each other with eGold. Bankers shut it down which is what leads Satoshi to invent Bitcoin.

u/Then_Marionberry_259 — 1 month ago