Bitcoin Media Kit
The Bitcoin Media Kit features Bitcoin and Lightning Network logos, “Bitcoin Accepted Here” & “Bitcoin Preferred Here” signs, Bitcoin icons, gifs, photos of Bitcoin miners & graffiti, AI-generated Bitcoin images, etc. Includes a text file with colors and fonts traditionally associated with the Bitcoin brand. This kit includes everything you need to make your business, meetup, website or product fully bitcoiner-friendly.
Download the individual files or the full kit (.rar) at @SATOSH.EE:
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The Bitcoin Media Kit features Bitcoin and Lightning Network logos, “Bitcoin Accepted Here” & “Bitcoin Preferred Here” signs, Bitcoin icons, gifs, photos of Bitcoin miners & graffiti, AI-generated Bitcoin images, etc. Includes a text file with colors and fonts traditionally associated with the Bitcoin brand. This kit includes everything you need to make your business, meetup, website or product fully bitcoiner-friendly.
Download the individual files or the full kit (.rar) at @SATOSH.EE:
Bitcoin Media Kit – Satoshee
"Oh you’re scared? Good. You should be scared, if you’re doing something meaningful. But you should really be scared of not being scared. That’s when you’re being lulled to sleep. That’s when you’re not becoming everything you could be."
"A Stoic Resurrection" is a collection of thoughts and reflections drawn straight from the journal of a modern man trying to make sense of his life, purpose, and place in the world. Covering topics from spirituality and love to economics and motivation, it explores the full range of human experience — or at least as much as one can encounter and meditate upon over a two-year period. Published in 2025.
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"The core realization, and the hardest part to accept, is simply that you are not as good as you thought you were. And neither is the world. Therein lies the choice: Are you going to get angry? Or are you going to get creative?"
"Rejection as a Creative Force" is a short essay on how a total destruction of one's ego and self-image can, and should, act as a precursor to a rebirth of sorts, a catalyst for striving towards the ideal. Written in January 2023, published in July 2025.
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"Timeout" is a multimedia artwork completed by the artist as the winning proposal for the Open Source Culture Creator Contest #1. Here's what the author had to say about it:
"The animation (in the .mp4 file) was created from approximately 115 pics (lasting less than 20 seconds) that were taken in quick succession as I physically shuffled paper objects around a blank page of an open sketchbook. The art itself was created from a few colored construction paper scraps, the ink of a black sharpie pen, some scotch tape and a few choice subjects from my kids long neglected crayon set.
The music was recorded in my home studio. I play the drums, bass, synthesizer and guitar on this short piece. I also recorded the sounds of a household timer being wound and ringing out..."
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“This is our contribution to the community. Each song shares a message that we feel is important to keep at the forefront when understanding Bitcoin, in ordering to keep it grass roots, open source oriented. We hope you enjoy it, please share it widely.”
―Mutiny Brewing
“Sound Money: The Bitcoiner’s Journey” by Mutiny Brewing is a Bitcoin-inspired rock album, released in 2025. The album features 13 tracks and is wholly in the public domain.
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The collection features (at the time of posting this note) 200+ photos (mostly nature) from Australia, Estonia, Cambodia, Thailand, Indonesia (Bali), New Zealand. New photos will be added periodically. Cover photo taken in Cape Gloucester, Queensland, Australia in 2021.
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"That is not to say life can’t have meaning or shouldn’t have meaning. Since life has no inherent meaning, each and every one of us has the option to CHOOSE the very meaning of our lives."
A short essay on the inherent meaninglessness of life and how that could be approached. First published in January 2023.
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The compilation album consists of 36 copyright-free hip hop instrumentals, produced in the timeframe between 2010 and 2023. The album was released on July 29, 2024 and marks the sunsetting of the John Dope beatmaker alias.
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"We have to take responsibility for where and who we are today. We are not victims of our environment nor victims of society. We, as a collective, have created where we are today, and we, as individuals, have created who we are today."
"The Basics of Yoga" is a philosophical take on the practice of yoga; the science of life. Written and published in 2022.
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"The Tao that can be trodden is not the enduring and unchanging
Tao. The name that can be named is not the enduring and unchanging name."
Tao Te Ching (or the Tao and its Characteristics) is an iconic Chinese text and the foundation work for the emergence of Taoism. The author(s) and the time of writing has been debated, but it is generally attributed to the sage Laozi (also romanized as Lao Tse) and oldest portions of the text are said to originate from 4th century BC.
This version has been translated by James Legge and has been sourced via Project Gutenberg.
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"It is high time for thee to understand the true nature
both of the world, whereof thou art a part; and of that Lord and Governor of the world, from whom, as a channel from the spring, thou thyself didst flow: and that there is but a certain limit of time appointed unto thee, which if thou shalt not make use of to calm and allay the many distempers of thy soul, it will pass away and thou with it, and never after return."
Perhaps the most iconic work of Stoic philosophy, "Meditations" was written by Marcus Aurelius Antoninus, Roman emperor from 161 to 180 AD. It is believed that his work was never meant to be published, but only to serve as notes and reminders to himself about the nature of man, his responsibilities, his trials and tribulations.
This version has been translated by J. Boulton and David Widger and has been sourced via Project Gutenberg.
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"What is needed is an electronic payment system based on cryptographic proof instead of trust, allowing any two willing parties to transact directly with each other without the need for a trusted third party."
The Bitcoin whitepaper as published in 2008 by the pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto.
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