INSANE!!! Bitcoin transactions can now travel over RADIO without internet or cell service!!! 🤯🤯🤯
No WiFi. No phone signal. Just radio and a network relay.
IS THIS THE FUTURE OF FINANCIAL FREEDOM?!!! 🔥🔥🔥
More than a month living in Berlín, Usulután 🇸🇻 and paying absolutely EVERYTHING in Bitcoin ⚡️
Car wash ✅
Haircut ✅
Petrol ✅
Food ✅
Accommodation ✅
No cash. No cards. Just Bitcoin.
Mission accomplished. 🚀
#BitcoinCountry#BitcoinIsMoney
🚨 Most people, including plenty of “Bitcoin influencers,” still don’t understand what they own.
They trade it, leverage it, borrow against it, then swap scarce money back into garbage IOUs.
Bitcoin is the money of the internet.
Even 0.1 BTC in self-custody is more powerful than most realize.
Stop listening to sponsored idiots selling you back into the old system.
I will be buying Bitcoin every month for the rest of my life.
It's my quiet revolution. It's my freedom and sovereignty.
There are millions of us like this all around the world and so it is impossible for Bitcoin to go to zero.
Keep stacking.
Ignore the noise.
In March of 2013, Hal Finney published his iconic story “Bitcoin and me” on the BitcoinTalk forum.
He described being paralyzed by ALS and using an eye-tracking system to operate his computer. Programming bitcoin software had become much slower, but he was still doing it.
Hal was still contributing to the open-source bitcoin network, believing that bitcoin could help change the world.
He had worked on a small controller so he could adjust his wheelchair, and he was developing a bitcoin wallet security project. He described that project as nearly finished, apart from documentation.
The Bitcoin source code is stored in the Arctic.
In 2020, Bitcoin’s source-code repository was included in GitHub’s Arctic Code Vault project.
GitHub took a snapshot of the active public Bitcoin and other important open-source project repositories, recorded 21 terabytes of data on 186 reels of archival film, and transported the collection to Svalbard, Norway.
It was deposited on July 8 in a decommissioned coal mine beneath the permafrost.
The storage project was designed with a thousand-year preservation goal.
What went into the mine was Bitcoin’s software source code, not everyone’s bitcoin, and not their private keys. Bitcoin joined a physical archive that also included Linux and Python.