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💊🇵🇱 Orange pilling Polish Parliament: huge milestone!
625 copies of @Saifedean Ammous "The Bitcoin Standard" are heading to the Polish Parliament to inspire MPs.
https://blossom.primal.net/2883994cf5f380a4a7b6ff3d8fb4ed7fe0fbc40b502254fbbc6fccd62c563d29.mp4Let's support @npub1cpmv...sapc in changing the future of Poland through education. 👇
What are you doing to spread Bitcoin adoption in your country?
Geyser | Bitcoin Crowdfunding Platform
A Bitcoin crowdfunding platform where creators raise funds for causes, sell products, manage campaigns, and engage with their community.
🚨 1.3M sats just landed to Beatcancerwithbecca and Becca’s fight just got louder. 🛡️
Massive thanks to Alex Thorn for the help. 🧡 ⚡
Support Becca's journey below: 👇
Support Becca's journey below: 👇
Geyser | Bitcoin Crowdfunding Platform
A Bitcoin crowdfunding platform where creators raise funds for causes, sell products, manage campaigns, and engage with their community.
POV: how we spread Bitcoin adoption 🤩
Another big contribution to Bitcoin Walls by @Nomishka? 🏠
Big thanks to anonymous for the substantial boost of 24[]/3,012 sats to "rebuildingmyhomewallswithvalueforvalue"!
This project is living proof of community power through Value-for-Value.
This project is living proof of community power through Value-for-Value.
Geyser | Bitcoin Crowdfunding Platform
A Bitcoin crowdfunding platform where creators raise funds for causes, sell products, manage campaigns, and engage with their community.
⚡ Success Story: Bitcoinize
Launched by Praia Bitcoin Brasil in 2023, Bitcoinize set out to make Bitcoin usable as real peer-to-peer money.
Their flagship product, the Bitcoinize Point of Sale Machine, is a Bitcoin-native terminal with NFC, printer, and Android hardware that lets merchants accept Lightning payments instantly.
Since launching on Geyser, Bitcoinize has raised 357M+ sats (~$108K) and shipped 1,000+ devices to 40 countries, empowering circular economies from El Zonte to Jericoacoara to transact in Bitcoin. 🌍
Their success shows what happens when Bitcoin innovation meets community crowdfunding:
– Real-world utility that drives adoption 💡
– Deep collaboration with grassroots economies 🌱
– Creative “giftable” funding, letting supporters send POS devices directly to communities 🎁
Bitcoinize proves that Bitcoin adoption isn’t built by price charts, it’s built by people funding what matters. ⚡
Support them below 👇
Support them below 👇
Geyser | Bitcoin Crowdfunding Platform
A Bitcoin crowdfunding platform where creators raise funds for causes, sell products, manage campaigns, and engage with their community.
“Peer-to-peer electronic cash system”, still the most radical line in tech.
📖 STORYTIME: What is Bitcoin really about?
To truly grasp Bitcoin, you have to understand its origins.
It all started with a single cryptic post on an obscure mailing list, one that quietly sparked a financial revolution.Bitcoin didn’t appear out of thin air.
It emerged from years of trial and error, groundbreaking advances in cryptography, and a deepening skepticism toward traditional financial institutions.
The Roots: Cypherpunks
Back in the 1990s, a community of privacy advocates, cryptographers, and tech rebels, known as the Cypherpunks, set out to build digital tools that could protect personal freedom from government and corporate overreach. Their core belief? Strong cryptography could act as a defense against centralized authority.
Early Attempts at Digital Cash
Several pioneering ideas laid the groundwork:
> eCash in the 1990s by David Chaum
> b-money by Wei Dai
> Hashcash by Adam Back - the original proof-of-work concept to stop email spam
> Bit Gold by Nick Szabo
Each brought vital pieces to the puzzle, but none managed to create a fully functional, decentralized system.
The Trigger: 2008 Financial Crisis
The global economy crumbled. Major banks received massive bailouts while ordinary people suffered. Public trust in the system plummeted.
Then, in late October 2008, someone using the pseudonym Satoshi
Nakamoto released a short paper titled:
“Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System.”
What the Whitepaper Introduced?
> Direct person-to-person digital money
> No banks or middlemen required
> Fixed supply for true digital scarcity
> Secure agreement on transactions via proof-of-work
On January 3, 2009, the Bitcoin network officially launched. Satoshi mined the very first block, the Genesis Block, and embedded a headline from The Times newspaper:
“The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks.”
It served as a timestamp, a subtle critique, and a declaration of intent.
The Early DaysThe first users were mostly crypto enthusiasts, libertarians, programmers, and outsiders. Bitcoin had no market price, no trading platforms, no user-friendly apps, just open code and strong ideological conviction.
One famous early trade: 10,000 BTC for two pizzas.
Growth Through the Years
Bitcoin gradually gained momentum:
2010: The first exchange (Mt. Gox) appears
2011–2013: Wikileaks accepts donations; Silk Road drives adoption
2013: Price hits $1,000, then crashes
2017: Surges to $20,000, then crashes again
2021: Peaks at $69,000
It’s been wildly volatile, repeatedly declared “dead,” yet it keeps surviving.
Why Bitcoin Matters?
It’s revolutionary because:
> Fully decentralized,no single point of control
> Censorship-resistant: hard to shut down or block
> Strictly limited supply (only 21 million coins ever)
> Built on open-source software anyone can audit
> Permissionless: anyone with internet can use it
Bitcoin isn’t just a speculative asset. It’s a new kind of monetary network:
A stand against centralized financial power
Financial access for the billions without bank accounts
A way for individuals to achieve real digital sovereignty
Where It Stands Today (as of late 2025)
Bitcoin now sits on corporate balance sheets, trades on global markets, is analyzed by central banks, and remains polarizing, feared by some, embraced by others, misunderstood by many. But it’s undeniably here to stay.
From obscure cypherpunk discussions to a multi-trillion-dollar global asset…
From a nine-page technical paper to a transformative force in finance… Bitcoin isn’t merely money. It’s a powerful idea that arrived exactly when the world needed it.
The Roots: Cypherpunks
Back in the 1990s, a community of privacy advocates, cryptographers, and tech rebels, known as the Cypherpunks, set out to build digital tools that could protect personal freedom from government and corporate overreach. Their core belief? Strong cryptography could act as a defense against centralized authority.
Early Attempts at Digital Cash
Several pioneering ideas laid the groundwork:
> eCash in the 1990s by David Chaum
> b-money by Wei Dai
> Hashcash by Adam Back - the original proof-of-work concept to stop email spam
> Bit Gold by Nick Szabo
Each brought vital pieces to the puzzle, but none managed to create a fully functional, decentralized system.
The Trigger: 2008 Financial Crisis
The global economy crumbled. Major banks received massive bailouts while ordinary people suffered. Public trust in the system plummeted.
Then, in late October 2008, someone using the pseudonym Satoshi
Nakamoto released a short paper titled:
“Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System.”
What the Whitepaper Introduced?
> Direct person-to-person digital money
> No banks or middlemen required
> Fixed supply for true digital scarcity
> Secure agreement on transactions via proof-of-work
On January 3, 2009, the Bitcoin network officially launched. Satoshi mined the very first block, the Genesis Block, and embedded a headline from The Times newspaper:
“The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks.”
It served as a timestamp, a subtle critique, and a declaration of intent.
The Early DaysThe first users were mostly crypto enthusiasts, libertarians, programmers, and outsiders. Bitcoin had no market price, no trading platforms, no user-friendly apps, just open code and strong ideological conviction.
One famous early trade: 10,000 BTC for two pizzas.
Growth Through the Years
Bitcoin gradually gained momentum:
2010: The first exchange (Mt. Gox) appears
2011–2013: Wikileaks accepts donations; Silk Road drives adoption
2013: Price hits $1,000, then crashes
2017: Surges to $20,000, then crashes again
2021: Peaks at $69,000
It’s been wildly volatile, repeatedly declared “dead,” yet it keeps surviving.
Why Bitcoin Matters?
It’s revolutionary because:
> Fully decentralized,no single point of control
> Censorship-resistant: hard to shut down or block
> Strictly limited supply (only 21 million coins ever)
> Built on open-source software anyone can audit
> Permissionless: anyone with internet can use it
Bitcoin isn’t just a speculative asset. It’s a new kind of monetary network:
A stand against centralized financial power
Financial access for the billions without bank accounts
A way for individuals to achieve real digital sovereignty
Where It Stands Today (as of late 2025)
Bitcoin now sits on corporate balance sheets, trades on global markets, is analyzed by central banks, and remains polarizing, feared by some, embraced by others, misunderstood by many. But it’s undeniably here to stay.
From obscure cypherpunk discussions to a multi-trillion-dollar global asset…
From a nine-page technical paper to a transformative force in finance… Bitcoin isn’t merely money. It’s a powerful idea that arrived exactly when the world needed it.
Growing grassroots communities through Bitcoin adoption isn't just a goal, it's our reality. Together, we'll pave a new way for humanity! 🌍
Bitcoin is hope, priced in energy. ⚡
You've got 1 BTC to dedicate to boosting Bitcoin adoption.
A) Start a local Bitcoin education hub
B) Fund Nostr development
C) Sponsor a Bitcoin art exhibit?
What's your move and why? 👇
What's one action you'd recommend everyone take today to help drive Bitcoin adoption?
Let's hear your thoughts! 👇
🎄Challenge accepted: Spread 200 smiles by December 30th! 🌟
Hope With ₿itcoin is sharing Christmas joy with vulnerable children in Africa. 77 smiles down, 123 smiles to go!
Join them by sharing a hug, a laugh, or supporting with ₿. 🎁
Support them below 👇
Support them below 👇
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🤯 Bitcoiners in New Zealand are fundraising to bring the Satoshi Statue to the Bitcoin Basin in Queenstown. 🇳🇿
Find out more here ⚡️
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Sats are building homes 🧱
A huge contribution of 115,172 sats just came in to "Rebuilding My Home Walls with Value-for-Value" by @Nomishka
Support 👇
Support 👇
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Describe Bitcoin in one word. 🙃
Every project on Geyser = one more spark of Bitcoin adoption around the world. 🌎⚡
In a Bitcoin world, what's a country that could explode next?
We are watching 👀 Tag your pick!
Whoa! Orphans of Uganda is driving change with a major 113,147 sat contribution! 🌍
cc: @OrphansOfUgandaChildrenCenter
Every sat sparks growth in their Bitcoin-friendly children's home project. Dive into the heart of Bugiri and witness the power of a circular economy. ⚡
Geyser | Bitcoin Crowdfunding Platform
A Bitcoin crowdfunding platform where creators raise funds for causes, sell products, manage campaigns, and engage with their community.
Money helps you start.
Community helps you grow.
Geyser connects circular economies with tools, sats, and people, so Bitcoin adoption can thrive everywhere. 🚀
Full interview in @La Bitcoineta during @npub1hyxe...tug7 with Bitcoin4Humanity.
Listen to the full @Stelios interview 👇