Meme Bitcoin Meme-ification of a P2P e-cash paper
I've been working on a new memetic cash system that's fully peer-to-peer, and powered by Proof-of-Viral — not Proof-of-Work.
The paper is available at:
https://t.co/GuQzwtemxt
The main properties:
Double-spending is prevented with viral consensus.
No miners or centralized validators — only memers.
Participants can remain pseudonymous.
New coins are emitted through cultural propagation (memetic mining).
Viral activity itself becomes the chain of trust.
Meme Bitcoin (MBTC): Meme-ification of a Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System
Abstract. A purely peer-to-peer memetic currency system allows online value to be exchanged without financial intermediaries. Meme Bitcoin (MBTC) draws inspiration from Bitcoin’s “proof-of-work” consensus but introduces Proof-of-Viral, transforming cultural participation into consensus. Users propagate memes, stories, and philosophies of Bitcoin; these viral acts form a chain of proof and become the source of trust. We discuss a supply function wherein 210 billion MBTC will be gradually mined—following a halving schedule every four months—such that mining completes around the year 2140, mirroring the finite supply of Bitcoin. The system records memetic transactions in a chain of hash-linked blocks, ensuring that altering any block requires repeating the accumulated viral proof. This document presents the motivation, architecture, and implications of MBTC, aiming to honour Bitcoin’s legacy while expanding its cultural reach.
Full paper at:
https://t.co/GuQzwtemxt
Also available at:
https://t.co/s5KW3gdrR4
Rodney Uesaka
7/
Cold storage already failed in the present.
Satoshi’s wallet is still betting that the future will stay delayed.
Move it.
Or keep pretending “safe” means forever.
1/
594 Bitcoin just got stolen.
About $38 million.
Gone in ~25 minutes.
Not from an exchange.
From Coldcard — a hardware wallet people trusted as one of the safest ways to hold Bitcoin.
6/
That’s the point of $MBTC.
Not cosplay theft.
Not “we’re going to rob Bitcoin’s creator for fun.”
The real goal:
make the risk impossible to ignore.
Push those coins toward a safer wallet before quantum turns an old assumption into a real breach.
And force people to actually understand Bitcoin security
instead of repeating slogans.
@SimplyBitcoin Do not follow saylor’s decision. Learn Satoshi’s philosophy & Bitcoin History.
And we need to prepare for the risks posed by quantum computers to Bitcoin.
If you actually understand Satoshi’s philosophy and Bitcoin’s history, you wouldn’t keep repeating these emotional cycles.
Just stack and hold.
Instead of worrying about short-term market swings, the real long-term risk we should be preparing for is quantum computing. We need to move our Bitcoin from vulnerable wallets to quantum-resistant ones.