Bitcoin is pure energy—like sound you can own. It’s truth on the blockchain, trust without middlemen, freedom in every byte. You don’t just hold it—you ride it. This is the drop that never ends.
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You bust your ass to save money, and then they print more of it and make your dollars worth less. That’s inflation — a silent tax. Bitcoin fixes that. Only 21 million coins, no printing, no tricks. While your cash loses value every year, Bitcoin’s averaged 42% annual growth. Even putting 15% of what you save into Bitcoin will protect you from getting robbed by the system you work hardest to survive in. #jpeg prompter
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We shall not regain sound money until we take it out of the hands of government. Bitcoin is the spontaneous order of monetary truth—emerging not by design, but by necessity, after centuries of abuse.
~ Friedrich Hayek (if he were alive to witness Bitcoin) 
When responsibility is encoded into the structure of reality, we call it truth. Bitcoin is that structure—an incorruptible domain where honesty becomes survival. That’s why it matters. ~ Jordan Peterson (if he ever fully embraced Bitcoin) 
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I found a prompt that puts ChatGPT into hyper-logical mode—I'll drop it in the comments.
I asked it to rate my Bitcoin knowledge. It came up with 5 reference tiers—but gave me a more precise score.
Guess what score it gave me (0–5 scale) by this Saturday. Closest guess wins. 
Bitcoin exists to destroy inflationary theft. 
Bitcoin exists to record who owns what and who paid whom.
That’s it.
Every node stores every byte forever, so scope must be absolute: financial state transitions only.
Anything else—files, tokens, messages—is parasitic.
It shifts cost to honest users, bloats the ledger, and invites centralization. Bitcoin’s credibility depends on its simplicity.
Hard money needs hard limits.
Broaden the use case, weaken the foundation. Keep the base layer lean, verifiable, and sovereign.
Everything else belongs elsewhere.
Centralization promises order. It delivers decay.
