In 2009, Satoshi Nakamoto launched Bitcoin — and the BitcoinTalk forum where the first conversations happened. Along with it came these default profile pictures. No branding. No intention. Just placeholders for anonymous builders.
That forum was the original Crypto Twitter.
Developers, miners, cypherpunks, and skeptics all in one place, arguing in public about whether this thing would even work. No influencers. No price charts. Just ideas, code, and belief.
These PFPs come from that moment.
Before hype cycles. Before VC money. Before crypto had a name.
They’re not art. They’re artifacts.
Changing your PFP isn’t about aesthetics — it’s a signal. A nod to origin. A reminder that culture came before capital, and conviction came before price.
If you know, you know.
If you don’t, now you do.
Change your PFP here
https://t.co/isLhGl8NDX
Go back to the Nakamoto era.
Join the cult
$BTCTPFP
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You forgot how to dream. What is the ceiling for Satoshi’s only PFP? For the place where discussion around Bitcoin/crypto originated, the CT before CT? There isn’t one. Dreamers and believers will win again, and it will be reignited with the PFPs that started it all.
$btctpfp
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@_Shadow36 $Btctpfp represents the only profile picture satoshi has ever used, from BitcoinTalk. Not wrong just early
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