tapping into the energy of of spacetime itself across the multiverse releasing basically unlimited energy.

this is not priced in.

>>60592714 (OP)
What exactly does Bitcoin do? You can't answer that.

>>60592714 (OP)
Probably need to visit the Vatican or Smithsonians first it's probably missing a few bits.

>>60592722

Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency that enables peer-to-peer transactions over the internet without the need for intermediaries like banks. Here are some key functions and features of Bitcoin:
Digital Currency: Bitcoin allows users to send and receive money electronically. It can be used for various transactions, including purchasing goods and services.
Decentralization: Unlike traditional currencies, Bitcoin operates on a decentralized network of computers (nodes) that maintain a public ledger called the blockchain. This means no single entity controls it.
Blockchain Technology: Transactions are recorded on the blockchain, which is a secure and transparent ledger. Each block in the chain contains a list of transactions, and once added, it cannot be altered.
Limited Supply: Bitcoin has a capped supply of 21 million coins, which creates scarcity. This is in contrast to fiat currencies, which can be printed in unlimited amounts.
Mining: New bitcoins are created through a process called mining, where powerful computers solve complex mathematical problems to validate transactions and add them to the blockchain.
Security and Anonymity: Bitcoin transactions are secured through cryptography, making them difficult to counterfeit. While transactions are public, the identities of the users are pseudonymous.
Investment and Store of Value: Many people buy and hold Bitcoin as an investment, viewing it as a digital gold or a hedge against inflation.
Global Accessibility: Bitcoin can be accessed and used by anyone with an internet connection, making it a potential tool for financial inclusion, especially in regions with limited banking infrastructure.
Overall, Bitcoin serves as a medium of exchange, a store of value, and a means of transferring assets across borders without the need for traditional financial systems.

>>60592733
I have a Bitcoin. What can I do with it outside of selling it for fiat?

>>60592714 (OP)
I just had an idea, maybe the pyramids simply harnessed atmospheric electricity as their power source, which would make sense since they are so tall and you get more electricity the higher you go up. And back then they could only build huge structures in a pyramid shape.

>>60592739
You can make it your personality and talk about it to everyone you see

>>60592714 (OP)

>>60592739
Bitcoin isn’t supposed to do anything. That’s the point. It holds pure monetary premium. It's a fully synthetic digital asset mathematically scarce. Please take the time to understand what that means.

Think about how stupid it is to have your money also have an industrial use. You dig out the money from the ground and use it in say electronics or people's teeth which takes the money out of circulation again. Then to use the money again you have to "dig it out" again from someone's mouth or some recycling pile of electronics. This is pointless and expensive friction. Bitcoin the asset is just money. Bitcoin is also a network and it can do everything the network does, it's a communication network for the asset that's built in so you can transact with it freely and no one can stop it. Gold is just an asset. Comparing Bitcoin and Gold as money is like comparing a fighter jet to a horse as modes of transportation. Or the internet and catalogs.

>>60592714 (OP)
>2025
>morons still dont know what the pyramids were about

>>60592722
How exactly were the pyramids build? You can't answer that. Checkmate, chud.

>>60592714 (OP)
back to /X/

>>60592714 (OP)
will need this to get the final BTCs mined

Pyramids were resonance nodes in the OG blockchain spread across the globe harvesting celestial events as a real time proof of work. Chainlink will one day reconnect that blockchain to our networks and all the lost information will be revealed. You thought we knew more than the ancients? That they didn't sprinkle clues? A path to follow?

>>60592722
if you have a key to a wallet that has 1 bitcoin, you can use it as a transaction input and sign a transaction such that the sum of transaction outputs is <= 1, and then submit it to a peer of the bitcoin network where it will be shared among other peers, some of whom are miners have found the next block, they will then confirm the validity of the transaction and your signature, and add it to the newly added block in the chain of blocks of transactions
then you will be able to confirm that the value assigned to the wallets that were the outputs of your transaction have indeed changed by <= 1
>>60592733
wrong, this explanation indicates a critical lack of understanding

>>60592783
now explain why people would choose bitcoin over nano whilst keeping in mind nobody uses either as a currency

>>60594460
Same reason people chose VHS over Betamax

it's gonna be like the matrix where they plug us into the metaverse and use our energy to mine bitcoins until the supply ends and they will just holocaust humans

>>60593676
This is fud.

>>60594460
the market doesn't choose between bitcoin and nano. the market is the aggregate actions of all participants. The market assigned value to Bitcoin and you can see the price. The price has assigned value to nano and you can see the price.

If you think you are better informed than you are free to put all your money into nano.

I won't.

>>60592714 (OP)
>this is not priced in
Heresy

>>60592783
it's better if bitcoin does nothing but monetary things, but it turns out it has a use (it's a credit for a timestamping service)

>>60594729
because vhs had less friction, like nano? Btc has absolutely no strengths going for it

>>60594959
Circular argument is circular

>>60595202
>because vhs had less friction, like nano? Btc has absolutely no strengths going for it
No you dumb nigger. Betamax was superior to VHS in every way but VHS won out due to quicker initial adoption. There are a lot of later projects that are better at crypto than BTC. XMR, for example, is objectively better than BTC. Is it ever going to beat BTC in terms of adoption? Fuck no. Why? Because BTC was first and adopted first.

>>60593676
>Chainlink Stargate activated.
-1.7%

>>60596086
stopped reading at "every way", VHS had longer recording lengths and was cheaper

Bro you really have no idea because you just dont understand because you don't know since you didnt research and watch 750 hours a month of vtubers like i did. The vtubers are the most important part. The more 6 hour videos you watch, the wealthier you will be, dont believe me? Just watch my videos

>>60592739
>What can I do with it outside of selling it for fiat?
you can sell it for literally anything else