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1,096,361

[MemeBitcoin @1096361BTC]

Shall we make a move as the memebitcoin community?

Let’s quietly flood X with the number 1,096,361.

How to participate

1. Post only “1,096,361” on your X. Just that one thing.

2. Do not tag memebitcoin, add any explanation, or use emojis. Post the number only.

3. Please leave the link to the post you uploaded and 1,096,361 in this post.

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[Pursen @atsungba43]

@1096361BTC 1,096,361

[MemeBitcoin @1096361BTC]

Shall we make a move as the memebitcoin community?

Let’s quietly flood X with the number 1,096,361.

How to participate

1. Post only “1,096,361” on your X. Just that one thing.

2. Do not tag memebitcoin, add any explanation, or use emojis. Post the number only.

3. Please leave the link to the post you uploaded and 1,096,361 in this post.

1,096,361

[Pursen @atsungba43]

@lawaltemiloluw4 gm boss

[Pursen @atsungba43]

@ix_Serdhiq9 EAT,PRAY,HUSTLE AND LOVE

[Sadiq @ix_Serdhiq9]

GM ☀️

While the world sleeps, someone is building the future.

No applause. No shortcuts. Just vision, discipline, and execution.

One day, the work will speak louder than the hype.

Keep building. Web3 never sleeps. 🔥

[Pursen @atsungba43]

And I don't see anything wrong with that.

Not knowing everything leaves room for discovering something new.

[Pursen @atsungba43]

The more I learn about Bitcoin, the more comfortable I become with saying, "I don't know."

There are plenty of questions that even experienced researchers continue debating.

That's something I appreciate about the topics connected with @1096361BTC.

[Pursen @atsungba43]

I'd rather hear someone explain what remains uncertain than make a confident prediction without evidence.

Learning about technology requires patience.

Sometimes the most useful conclusion is recognizing that more research is needed.

[Pursen @atsungba43]

Then there's the question of how decentralized networks should coordinate major security changes.

That isn't simple either.

I think social media sometimes creates the impression that every complicated problem has an obvious answer.

Usually, reality is less convenient.

[Pursen @atsungba43]

Take the question of Bitcoin's future security.

We know certain cryptographic methods could be threatened by sufficiently powerful quantum computers.

But predicting when such machines might exist is much harder.

[Pursen @atsungba43]

@1096361BTC congrats to the winner. your efforts is not on waste.

[MemeBitcoin @1096361BTC]

Hack Satoshi..! There is a more ultimate vision, but our immediate action is to hack Satoshi's wallet.

Our actions, our data, and the current phenomena will continue until they resolve the problem of future uncertainty.

Our actions and virality will continue. Congratulations to all the POV 5th round selected participants.

[Pursen @atsungba43]

@1096361BTC the number is keep increasing.

[MemeBitcoin @1096361BTC]

JUST CRACK IT

More than 170,000 players. Over 37 million attempts.

The BTC prize pool has already dropped from 1.09 BTC to around 0.6 BTC. Nearly half is gone, and it’s still shrinking.

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[Pursen @atsungba43]

@1096361BTC What's one Bitcoin topic you've always wanted explained more clearly?

[Pursen @atsungba43]

Let's discussed around @1096361BTC.

One thing I enjoy about learning Bitcoin is realizing how much there is still to understand.

You might begin by asking what a wallet does.

Then you discover private keys, public keys, digital signatures, and blockchain verification.

[Pursen @atsungba43]

You don't need to understand everything immediately.
Start with one question.
Read reliable explanations.
Compare different viewpoints.
And don't be afraid to admit when something is unclear.
Understanding grows through investigation, not through pretending to know everything.

[Pursen @atsungba43]

And how difficult would it be to introduce new security mechanisms into an established decentralized network?

These questions require more than a quick answer.

I think curiosity is one of the most useful qualities anyone can bring into crypto.

[Pursen @atsungba43]

Eventually, those questions lead into subjects discussed around @1096361BTC.

For example, why do people discuss early Bitcoin addresses when talking about quantum computing?
What makes some cryptographic systems potentially vulnerable to future advances?