Bitcoin is not just "money", it is a survival mechanism built to withstand even the most extreme conditions. "Paper Bitcoin" is just a facade for the masses; the real game is played at the protocol level, where the rules are written not by central banks, but by code.
Most "altcoins" and meme coins are essentially the same 1971 system, just in a new guise:
Printed out of thin air: Creators make billions of coins for themselves without any effort (pre-mine).
Centralized control: A few developers or investors can change the rules (like a central bank).
Attention economy: They only survive on social media hype, not mathematical certainty.
Confiscation of property (1933).
Centralization of power (1944).
Binding value to violence (1974).
Destruction of privacy (2001).
Bitcoin is designed to eliminate all of these at once. It is non-confiscible (the opposite of 1933), decentralized (the opposite of 1944), peaceful or free-will-based (the opposite of 1974), and private (the opposite of 2001).
1/3 Bitcoin is quantum-safe while sitting in a hashed address, but it's vulnerable for ~10 mins in the Mempool once you spend it.
2/3 My proposal: A Two-Phase Commit for L1 (Hash first, Reveal later) + ZK-STARKs for L2. This closes the "Shor's window" completely.
3/3 Full whitepaper on IPFS:
Satoshi coins ZKP lock or L2 fund are turned into a "dark" asset that an attacker cannot get with the Shor algorithm because the network has added a new layer of security.