If all of humanity had “enough Bitcoin,” the price would stop rising.
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HODL is not an investment.
It is an exercise of will.
HODL is like squats, deadlifts, handstands, L-sits - an isometric exercise for the character.
A mental load that you lift not out of convenience, but out of conviction.
You lift it because gravity speaks a language that only the body and truth understand.
Any attempt to imitate Bitcoin ends in failure because it cannot lift the burden of reality. It collapses under its own empty intellect, like a beginner under a 200-kilogram barbell that he wanted to lift out of ego.
Bitcoin, on the other hand, bears gravity with an elegance that only systems built on truth possess.
The energy costs of mining are not a side effect.
They are the deadlift of the universe.
And Hodlers are the athletes who have learned that you don't become strong by avoiding weight, but by welcoming it.
Bitcoin is a fixed point in the set of all possible monetary systems.
Mathematically speaking:
A fixed point is a state that does not change through transformation.
If we go through all monetary systems —
from beads to shells, metal, paper, credit, central banks, QE — we realize:
With each new transformation, the monetary system changes...
until we encounter Bitcoin.
Bitcoin is the first candidate for a monetary fixed point,
because no political or economic operator can change the system.
Each satoshi is a reminder that energy costs work and time is irreversible.
Money without scarcity is not a measure, but an illusion.
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I have a dream,
that humanity has, for the first time in its history, entered into a covenant
not built on violence, not on deception, and not on inflation—
but on truth, on mathematics, on unbreakable scarcity.
I have a dream,
that fathers and mothers can pass on to their children a form of money
that cannot be debased by corrupt hands of the state,
but preserved in its purity by time itself.
I have a dream,
that Bitcoin is the first collective monetary covenant—
a covenant that needs no signature,
for participation itself is the seal,
and every validation across the network renews the promise:
No one can cheat you.
I have a dream,
that generations yet unborn
will be able to trade and to build in freedom,
because today we shoulder the responsibility
to break the chains of debt, manipulation, and unsound money.
I have a dream,
that workers will no longer see the fruits of their labor
stolen into the hands of the few,
but that the energy of their toil
shall be preserved across time in satoshis—
incorruptible, indestructible, indivisible.
I have a dream,
that Bitcoin is not merely a protocol,
but a beacon,
a witness to the fact
that humanity is capable of giving itself fair rules—
and keeping those rules alive
without rulers, without weapons, without coercion.
I have a dream,
that one day children will ask:
“Why did you endure unjust money for so long?”
And that we may answer with pride:
“Because we discovered Bitcoin—
and we left you a world
where your tomorrow is not burdened
by the mistakes of yesterday.”
Cost: 10 Sats
Value: subjective
2 Bitcoiners, 1 protest - a Fiat Bro turns up the heat
Finally. For weeks, I've been watching the square in front of the ECB, always hoping they'd give themselves away: those people with the orange Bitcoin logos, the stickers, and the orange safety vests. Bitcoiners. I hate them and their strange internet money, they want to cut us off – us, the ones responsible for real monetary policy. They pass by the ECB "quite by chance" and act like they're just interested passersby, but I know better.
The climate activist has already been sitting there – for three long weeks – in silence, in front of the glass facade of the European Central Bank. No banner, no speech. Just himself and a whiteboard. Then a bicycle comes speeding up, a few empty bottles in the basket. But there's something stuck to the frame: the Bitcoin logo. Two people, two symbols, one common place. I know immediately: That's enough.
Legal basis
According to Article 8 paragraph 1 of the Basic Law (GG) :
“All Germans have the right to assemble peacefully and without weapons without registration or permission.”
According to the Federal Constitutional Court, an assembly is a gathering of several people for the purpose of collective expression . Two are sufficient.
And the Assembly Act (VersG) states in Section 14 Paragraph 1:
“Anyone wishing to hold a public gathering in the open air must notify the competent authority at least 48 hours before the announcement.”
These two have not registered anything. This alone constitutes a violation.
Intervention options
Section 15 para. 1 VersG allows:
“The competent authority may prohibit the assembly or make it subject to certain conditions if, according to the circumstances cognizable at the time the order is issued, public safety or order would be directly endangered if the assembly were to take place.”
That's exactly what happens. The police arrive, confront the two, and ask for their registration – nothing. So: they're banned from the ECB forecourt. Anyone who refuses risks being dispersed.
And then the bombshell: According to Section 29 Paragraph 1 No. 1 of the Insurance Act, anyone who
“holds a public gathering in the open air without the required registration.”
This carries a fine. In practice, it amounts to 150 euros.
Triumph of the Fiat Bro
The Bitcoiners look perplexed, almost indignant. "We were just standing there – peacefully, having a pleasant conversation." But that's enough. It may look harmless to them – but to me, it's a clear case. A whiteboard, a bicycle with a logo: all evidence of the shared message.
I lean back while the officers take their IDs. Two Bitcoiners, one protest—and ultimately a ban from the area plus a fine. For me, a small but delicious victory in the service of order.
Finally. For weeks, I've been watching the square in front of the ECB, always hoping they'd give themselves away: those people with the orange Bitcoin logos, the stickers, and the orange safety vests. Bitcoiners. I hate them and their strange internet money, they want to cut us off – us, the ones responsible for real monetary policy. They pass by the ECB "quite by chance" and act like they're just interested passersby, but I know better.
The climate activist has already been sitting there – for three long weeks – in silence, in front of the glass facade of the European Central Bank. No banner, no speech. Just himself and a whiteboard. Then a bicycle comes speeding up, a few empty bottles in the basket. But there's something stuck to the frame: the Bitcoin logo. Two people, two symbols, one common place. I know immediately: That's enough.
Legal basis
According to Article 8 paragraph 1 of the Basic Law (GG) :
“All Germans have the right to assemble peacefully and without weapons without registration or permission.”
According to the Federal Constitutional Court, an assembly is a gathering of several people for the purpose of collective expression . Two are sufficient.
And the Assembly Act (VersG) states in Section 14 Paragraph 1:
“Anyone wishing to hold a public gathering in the open air must notify the competent authority at least 48 hours before the announcement.”
These two have not registered anything. This alone constitutes a violation.
Intervention options
Section 15 para. 1 VersG allows:
“The competent authority may prohibit the assembly or make it subject to certain conditions if, according to the circumstances cognizable at the time the order is issued, public safety or order would be directly endangered if the assembly were to take place.”
That's exactly what happens. The police arrive, confront the two, and ask for their registration – nothing. So: they're banned from the ECB forecourt. Anyone who refuses risks being dispersed.
And then the bombshell: According to Section 29 Paragraph 1 No. 1 of the Insurance Act, anyone who
“holds a public gathering in the open air without the required registration.”
This carries a fine. In practice, it amounts to 150 euros.
Triumph of the Fiat Bro
The Bitcoiners look perplexed, almost indignant. "We were just standing there – peacefully, having a pleasant conversation." But that's enough. It may look harmless to them – but to me, it's a clear case. A whiteboard, a bicycle with a logo: all evidence of the shared message.
I lean back while the officers take their IDs. Two Bitcoiners, one protest—and ultimately a ban from the area plus a fine. For me, a small but delicious victory in the service of order.IF YOU ARE READING THIS - YOU ARE NOT STACKING HARD ENOUGH
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2lOXOg5IfH8
Bitcoin hits E-Sports - cheap sats wont come anytime soon?😕
NutSpam – The Anarchist Token Experiment
1. Introduction
NutSpam is a deliberately provocative concept designed to push the principles of Cashu (anonymous ecash-based tokens) to the extreme. It serves to highlight both the strengths and weaknesses of the system, particularly in the context of spam, time preference, and economic behavior.
In short:
Each “NutSpam” is a 21-satoshi Cashu token posted in a group chat. Nobody knows whether it's already been redeemed. Everyone must check individually — it might be real money.
It's a memetic game with real economic consequences.
2. Technical Framework
Token Format: Standard Cashu token, base64-encoded or as a QR code, easily postable as plain text in chat apps (e.g., Telegram, Signal, Matrix).
Value: Exactly 21 sats per token.
Property: Each token can be redeemed only once. After that, it becomes worthless.
Verification: Only possible through local redemption or checking via a wallet backend.
3. Purpose and Effects
The experiment tests:
a) Human greed (everyone wants to grab those 21 sats)
b) Time preference (is it worth checking?)
c) Scalability (how many checks at what spam level?)
d) Collective coordination vs. individual opportunism
4. Scenario: 50-Person Chat Group
Setup:
Each day, 100 NutSpam tokens are posted in the group.
Each token holds exactly 21 sats (~€0.02 at 100k BTC).
Some tokens may already be redeemed, some not.
Every token could be real — so everyone feels the urge to check.
5. Opportunity Cost Analysis
Assumptions:
Group size: 50 people
Daily NutSpam: 100 tokens → 100 × 21 = 2,100 sats/day
Average tokens checked per person: 20
Time per check: ~5 seconds
Valued labor: €30/hour = ~€0.0083/second
Individual Daily Cost:
Time spent: 20 × 5 = 100 seconds (~1.67 minutes)
Value of time: 100 × €0.0083 ≈ €0.83
Expected return:
Fair distribution = 100 tokens / 50 people = 2 potential tokens/person
Realistically (first come, first serve): ~0.5 to 1 token/day/person
Monetary value: ~€0.01 to €0.02
➡ Net loss per user/day: ~€0.80
Total Group Cost (Per Day):
Total time spent: 50 × 100 seconds = 5,000 seconds = 1.39 hours
Labor cost: 1.39 h × €30 = €41.70
Actual value distributed: 2,100 sats ≈ €2
Net loss: ~€40/day
6. Analysis & Reflection
A. Incentive Structure
Everyone checks, because they might be the first to redeem.
Collective inefficiency: All 50 users check the same tokens — but only one can win.
Nash Equilibrium: If you don't check, you get nothing. So everyone checks — and everyone loses time.
B. Psychological Triggers
Skin in the game: Even for 1 cent, nobody wants to miss the “real” token.
FOMO (Fear of Missing Out): Exploits cognitive biases effectively.
Cognitive looping: People spend more time verifying than the value justifies — similar to lotteries or shitcoins.
7. Conclusion
NutSpam is an economic thought experiment that illustrates:
Hyper-individualism (everyone acts independently)
Opportunity costs in an information economy
Memetic power of "minimal value" in a world of digital scarcity
While the financial damage is minimal (~€2/day), the collective opportunity costs expose deep truths about coordination, trust, and the nature of spam.
8. Memetic Summary
“NutSpam is like Schrödinger’s Bitcoin:
You only know if you’re rich or wasted your time after you open it.”
Now find out if you get the price after reeding through me Nutspam :-)
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Did you know that I left out the milk in my coffee during the bear market?
200 ml milk now cost 200 sats - in the bear market 1200 Sats...
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