On October 31, 2008, the most consequential 9 pages of literature were published for humanity.
The ₿itcoin white paper unleashed an economic virus in cyberspace, governed by immutable cryptography, freedom, and property rights.
Read it at: bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf
"Bitcoin is a fraud... It's worse than tulip bulbs. It won't end well" - Jamie Dimon, 2017
"Bitcoin does nothing... I think it’s a pet rock." - Jamie Dimon, 2024
Bitcoin will be the best performing asset over the next decade - @jpmorgan, 2026.
Everyone is against ₿itcoin until they are for it.
This is just one example from @BBCNews and the wider UK establishment antagonising innovation, frowning upon human ingenuity, and silencing your ambitions to dare to dream big.
If you don't fit into their neatly defined narrative checklist, they will ridicule and demean you, because it earns clicks and keeps the media complex running. You can hold the opinion that @elonmusk is a twat, and at the same time acknowledge he is the greatest inventor of our generation reinventing energy, space, commerce, intelligence, and communications. Both can be equally true.
But the biggest narrative they control is how money actually works and how it affects your everyday life.
Have you ever wondered why it feels like you are working exponentially harder but having a decent life feels more out of reach? You do your weekly shop and realise your go to pack of blueberries is 30p more expensive so you put it back on the shelf. The steak you used to eat has nearly doubled in price so you opt in for cheap processed foods instead. You wear jackets inside your home because turning on the heater has become a luxury. And that annual holiday you planned with your family? That's out the door, your mortgage bills has risen and you have to keep up with the payments or risk losing your home.
Why is that? It's because the money is broken, it's as simple as that. You work exponentially harder to save in a currency (GBP) that is growing exponentially weaker. Every passing day, the output of your time, energy, and labour is stored in money that is worth less over time. So you do more to live a less dignified life.
So what's the exit? You can't withdraw from a corrupt economy, it's designed to keep you in it. But you can withdraw your money, and store the output of your labour in money that is governed by property rights, scarcity, and fiscal discipline.
And that money is called ₿itcoin. You hear ₿itcoin and the first thought that comes to you may be that it's a scam, a ponzi scheme, a tulip bubble. That's because the establishment has conditioned you to believe that the system in place is working and there is no other alternative. But there is.
₿itcoin is digital gold, orchestrated through cryptography, brought to life by electricity, and strengthened through computation.
The UK has one such company that is leading the charge to utilise Bitcoin as digital gold to deliver an income vehicle that is designed to help you keep more of what you earn and fight the inflation that is impacting your everyday life.
That company is called @smarterwebuk, and they have just launched the UK's first ever income instrument that pays you 12% dividends, weekly, built on the rails of the ₿itcoin network. Rather than earning 5% in your Cash ISA, they give you an alternative to keep more of what you earn.
Why does nobody know about this and why has no one in the mainstream media & establishment covered it? Because they don't want you to know, as it questions the narrative they have neatly designed on how you think of money.
Learn about ₿itcoin, why it matters, and take ownership of your financial future with this income instrument, called 'MORE', available in all your brokers.
Courtesy of @andysmith_asap
Replying to @JayW132
this is actually embarassing, imagine commanding a license fee to watch this reporting 🤢
New baby alert: After 6 months of grinding I finally got the first release of my new website live this week: RottenMoney.com
It's bitcoin adjacent.
Teaching how money works (why it doesn't) using cartoons, infographics and plain English to make it accessible to everyone.
You'd share it with you friend who complains about everything being so expensive but can't understand why (and doesn't bitcoin, yet!).
It starts with the problem and leads them on a learning journey which introduces Bitcoin as an new money, amongst wider discussion on the evolution of money and lessons on what makes good money.
The aim: normalise bitcoin as a form of money - without any hype - just facts.
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Thanks to @LynAldenContact and @satmojoe for inspiration (Broken Money & What's the Problem) and @saylor podcasts for orange pilling me last year! 🙏
Full disclosure - built fully with Codex (with some pain and equal surprises) 🤯. Feedback welcomed 🙏.
In the age of a global cyber economy,
AI agents will save and invest in ₿itcoin. And they will spend and transact in stablecoins.
₿itcoin = High frequency store of value and low frequency medium of exchange.
Stablecoins = Low frequency store of value and high frequency medium of exchange.
₿itcoin is the purest expression of human ingenuity.
It tells the story of the struggle of individuals against the collective.
The network unionizes around a shared mission to bind economic energy to its participants, governed by principles of property rights, self-sovereignty, and freedom.
Great catching up with old and new friends, @BitcoinColl is shaping up to be more than a community of Bitcoiners. It feels like the start of a movement steadily rising to redefine how people view money in the UK.
As always, great insights on the innovations taking place, delivered by @btconlyscott and the exciting developments on the growth of @XCEofficial .
A wonderful evening brought together by @Jcastweet , @JayW132 , @AlexGlasse.
MORE to come 🚀
We’ve just hosted 3 events around the UK in 1 week, and a few things really surprised me...
- There are far more businesses integrating Bitcoin than I thought. Many have already done it, but lots are figuring out how to do it.
- Running professional events with great partners brings out far more people, including plenty who'd never normally come to a Bitcoin event.
- In-person matters more now than ever. In a digital and AI world, people still want to build relationships face to face.
- Lots of people working in organisations want to get the Bitcoin message into their company. That's exactly why we opened BBN up to individuals.
But the thing that stuck with me most was the number of people swapping details to work together or help each other out. It's been insane!
That's why we built BBN. It's a business network at the end of the day, with one common thread. Everyone is either pro Bitcoin or open to learning about it.
There's a lot of doom and gloom online these days, but honestly, I haven't felt this optimistic in a long time.
Our members range from a Lake District hotel group to a Savile Row tailor. Have a look at who else is in there.
LP retweeted
🚨NEW PODCAST EPISODE RELEASED🚨
Had the pleasure to talk to @LPm0on about:
- Understanding Bitcoin as a Productive Asset
- Banking Challenges in Myanmar
- Digital Credit: A Gateway to Bitcoin Investment
Watch on Youtube: youtu.be/CjM9oRQixvY
Be sure to follow @SophieSatoshi's Bitcoin journey!
Please could I ask a favour once again to my @X Bitcoin community friends 🙏🏼 please help me share my story ! I want people who are in a similar position to myself to benefit and help get ahead of the curve some day.. grateful to you all for all your support so far 🫶🏼🧡
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🚨NEW PODCAST EPISODE RELEASED🚨
Had the pleasure to talk with @SophieSatoshi about:
✅BEING A BITCOINER AND A MOM
✅COMMON BITCOIN MISCONCEPTIONS
✅HOW TO COPE WITH BEAR MARKET
Watch on Youtube: youtu.be/CqX7sirvtO8




















