Our newest invention.
BEHOLD - a paper money
We did it bros!
Falling into your wing while paragliding is called 'gift wrapping' and turns you into a dirt torpedo pic.twitter.com/oQFKsVISkI
— Mental Videos (@MentalVids) March 15, 2023
Our newest invention.
BEHOLD - a paper money
Falling into your wing while paragliding is called 'gift wrapping' and turns you into a dirt torpedo pic.twitter.com/oQFKsVISkI
— Mental Videos (@MentalVids) March 15, 2023
Sovereign money, no central bank to print trillions overnight
> no central bank
Who prints the paper? 🙂
They print paper not the bitcoin
You snooze you lose bozo
Who links the paper to the Bitcoin?
> the printer
Who owns the wallet that contains the Bitcoin?
> the printer
Who is in charge of the supply of paper Bitcoin?
> the printer
Just read the faq dumbass, you’re wasting everyone’s time with questions that have long since been answered.
Who is THEY?
>of course we deserve to own 90% of the wealth
>after all, we did buy bitcoin 6 years before you
kek fuck off
>of course we deserve to own 90% of the land
>after all, we did buy it 6 generations before you were born
exactly. bitcoin is the same bullshit we are dealing with now. we need to go back to sound money and commodities
as opposed to
>of course we deserve to own 90% of the wealth
>after all, we have been in control of the federal reserve for a century
I hate stupid leftists
>OP has never heard of a bearer bond
Extremely based and bottom signalled
i can tell he doesn't know how money works
good goy
>offline cash
I hate zoomers
Seems like it's pretty expensive to produce, how do they make money from it?
Why noone asked if the numbers there are actually number of BTC or USD worth of BTC. Bcuz if it's BTC it's basically paperwaller, if it's USD worth of BTC it has flexible value and acts more as a bond. Also how many people would own even 1 BTC bill
It's denominated in terms of mBTC (0.001 BTC).
can someone explain the following in simple english?
>We’ve combined currency-grade printing with secure NFC chips to create the easiest to use cold storage product.
>The Bitcoin Note uses a multisig that combines a local encrypted key with a private key that you generate. The stored Bitcoin is only claimable when the holder cuts the note.
>If you receive a note that you want to keep in cold storage, you can re-key it from entropy you generate. After expiration only the locally stored user generated private key can access the funds.
crypto businesses need to seriously look at hiring dumber people to write their websites. have smart people explain your product and the explanation will only make sense to other smart people. because smart people never seem to truly actually understand how dumb other people are and continue to provide complicated explanations
Couldn't you give someone a note then later take the funds? The only way to counter this is to immediately claim the funds which defeats the purpose.
>The stored Bitcoin is only claimable when the holder cuts the note.
how the fuck does that work
There's a section on the note that you cut off. You're supposed to do that and report it to the devs through their app, and they send you the decryption key for the encrypted private key on the note. It sounds cumbersome.
>offline money
>send us magic number online to retrive funs.
Sounds downright retarded and comoletely negates the pricipals btc was based on
Lmao I'll just walk around culturally enriched neighbourhoods flashing my 10 Bitcoin bills
Sounds great, one day my dollar is worth 5 dollars and the next 50 cents
Dollars used to be silver or gold certificates. These days they are toilet paper that people just happen to use to trade on things and pay taxes.
not every crypto idea is good
but just making fun of everything someone entrepreneurial does on twitter is pathetic
offline money this shit be bussin'
fo real fo real, no cap