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Public Key

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Profile Code

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Last Notes

2026-10-29 08:33:59 UTC

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Dad: Son, where do you store your Bitcoin?
Son: Hi Dad,
I store my bitcoin on the blockchain.
Everyone running a node takes care of it.
I use my hardware wallet to control it.
If I want to move it, I broadcast a signed transaction, pay the fee, and a miner packs it into a block for redistribution.
Then, either I as the remaining owner or the new owner, can control the newly created bitcoin output onward.
Dad: If they don't lose their keys.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-28 06:03:01 UTC

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Son: Dad, is your stack bigger today than last week?
Dad: Yes, son.
Son: Did you get your coins off exchange?
#Bitcoin

2026-10-27 02:48:29 UTC

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Son: Dad, there's no friend as loyal as a bitcoin.
Dad: Son, "as a book".
Ernest Hemingway said, "There is no friend as loyal as a book."
#Bitcoin

2026-10-27 02:48:29 UTC

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Dad: Son, what about newer versions of Bitcoin like Bitcoin Cash and BitcoinSV?
Son: Nah, Dad. Those are shitcoins!
Bitcoin Core 25.0, Bitcoin Core 24.1 Bitcoin Core 23.2, Bitcoin Core 23.1, Bitcoin Core 22.1, … These are newer Versions of Bitcoin.
There are other Bitcoin Core alternatives like "Bitcoin Knots", "Libbitcoin" and "BitcoinJ" that don’t fork the blockchain.
Dad: How that?
Son: Satoshi launched the first Bitcoin client in January 2009. Over time, developers improved it, leading to "Bitcoin Core." Other projects also created compatible Bitcoin versions with the same consensus rules and protocols.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-27 02:48:29 UTC

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Son: Dad, the coins nobody knows you have are worth more.
Privacy first.
Dad: This message self-destructs in 5, ...
#Bitcoin

2026-10-27 02:48:29 UTC

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Dad: Son, what is the difference between a Bitcoin address and a Bitcoin public key?
Son: Hi Dad,
That's a good question! An address represents a hash of a public key of an asymmetric key pair.
The owner of the key pair can use the private key to sign transactions or messages.
Dad: Why sign a message?
Son: For example, to prove ownership of an address.
Only by using the correct private key a valid signature may be created, which then anyone can verify as valid by using the associated address which, again, represents the public key.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-26 03:28:15 UTC

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Dad: Son, Andrew S. Tanenbaum once said:
"Never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon full of tapes hurtling down the highway."
Then this bitcoin stick came to my mind again. I cannot remember the name.
Son: Hi Dad,
You're talking about the "Opendime", I assume. A cheap, private and fast transaction medium, especially when fees go up.
Dad: Yes! Never underestimate an Opendime.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-26 03:28:15 UTC

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Dad: Son, when will all 21 million BTC be mined?
Son: Hi Dad,
All 21M bitcoins will be mined by 2140, but more than 98% will be mined by 2030.
Act accordingly and stack some sats today, tomorrow and the day after.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-26 03:28:15 UTC

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Dad: Son, what does "GMI" mean?
Son: Hi Dad,
GMI: Gonna make it.
NGMI: not gonna make it.
WAGMI: we all GMI.
Dad: WAGMI
Son: Yes, Dad.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-25 11:16:27 UTC

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Dad: Son, what is "Hyperbitcoinization"?
Son: Hi Dad,
"Hyperbitcoinization is a voluntary transition from an inferior currency to a superior one, and its adoption is a series of individual acts of entrepreneurship rather than a single monopolist that games the system."
It's from the "Hyperbitcoinization" article written by Daniel Krawisz back in 2014. You can read it in full length and for free on the "Satoshi Nakamoto Institute" website.
Dad: Thank you, will add it to my reading list.
Son: The "Satoshi Nakamoto Institute" has published numerous other articles. Here is the link, https://nakamotoinstitute.org.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-25 11:16:27 UTC

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Son: Dad, if Bitcoin fails, I'm fucked.
We are fucked.
Dad: Son, all of us, I guess.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-25 11:16:27 UTC

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Son: Dad, don't wait for a three-digit-sats-per-dollar-value to start stacking sats.
Dad: Son, I am already stacking sats with Relai.
Son: That is a relai good idea, Dad.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-25 11:16:27 UTC

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Dad: Son, what do you mean by "stacking sats" exactly?
Son: Hi Dad,
To me, "stacking sats" is the act of converting an inferior asset into a superior one, namely bitcoin.
Because stacking sats is done often and mostly on a regular basis, this result is a fraction of a bitcoin, measured in "sats".
One bitcoin can be divided into 100,000,000 Satoshis, or "sats" for short.
Dad: Son, let us stack some sats together!
#Bitcoin

2026-10-25 11:16:27 UTC

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Son: Dad, Bitcoin is hope.
Dad: Seems so, son.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-24 01:39:31 UTC

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Dad: Son, what about trading bots?
Son: Hi Dad,
The bitcoin markets are unpredictable.
Few are able to consistently turn a profit, particularly during a bear market, much less code a program to do so.
Dad: So, that is a taboo?
Son: Anything or anyone claiming guaranteed profits or insider knowledge should be treated as scam or scammer, uhm, with caution.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-23 08:20:07 UTC

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Dad: Son, Mum and I are wondering how the kids are doing. The time goes by so fast ;-)
Son: Hi Dad,
The boys are stronger than yesterday.
They know more than yesterday.
They hold more sats than yesterday.
Dad: Like father, like son.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-23 08:20:07 UTC

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Dad: Son, criminals use Bitcoin for various purposes like laundering dirty money, scamming victims, monetizing ransomware, or buying illicit goods.
Son: Hi Dad,
Yes, of course they do.
Bitcoin is the best and hardest money ever.
However, the percentage of bitcoins used for crime is small compared to US dollars.
Dad: Hmm... Your counterargument makes these "facts" seem like an attack on Bitcoin.
Son: Bitcoin is black market money. Few.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-23 08:20:07 UTC

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Dad: Son, I just got my Coldcard hardware wallet today.
The bag is really special. Pretty sure it has more security feature than a banknote.
Son: Hi Dad,
Not sure about that one. ;-)
But yes, the device seems well protected. However, I recommend you download the latest firmware from Coinkite, check it and install it on your Coldcard manually. And also inspect the device visually, and verify the bag number.
Dad: Son, why all the effort, it is "just a calculator".
Son: Haha. Anyway, I will send you a tutorial later.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-22 04:27:51 UTC

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Son: Dad, here's the four-point plan to not screw up with your bitcoin.
1. Never store a 12/24 recovery seed words online, not even encrypted
2. Never type a 12/24 recovery seed words onto any online device
3. Only enter the 12/24 recovery seed words directly onto a hardware wallet
4. Only record the 12/24 recovery seed words onto durable physical medium such as a Cryptosteel Capsule or a Cryptosteel Cassette.
Dad: Son, sounds like a plan.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-22 04:27:51 UTC

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Son: Dad, in the future, you will have to get on a waiting list to buy a fraction of a bitcoin.
Dad: Son, I am not made for waiting lists.
I prefer to get my fraction right now.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-22 04:27:51 UTC

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Dad: Son, why do you believe some individuals are reluctant to delve into the realm of Bitcoin?
Son: Hi Dad,
Common obstacles to Bitcoin include a general apprehension towards new technology, experiences of being deceived by unreliable shitcoins and their promoters.
Another major concern is the question, "If it's so beneficial, why isn't everyone already using it?"
Dad: I see...
Son: Breaking down these barriers often hinges on establishing personal trust. Dad, consider delving into more Bitcoin discussions with your boomer friends! ;)
#Bitcoin

2026-10-21 00:04:36 UTC

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Son: 56bbd862e7e4bfe4da5a10d0e80e1da13dd3a2ed15eee8b9a0a322b8a4ca3e3d
Dad: Son, what is this again?
Son: Dad, this is just a random, 256-bit hexadecimal number. A bitcoin private key.
A private key is used to spend bitcoin and as the source of its public key. The public key is required to receive bitcoin.
Dad: Are public keys the same thing as addresses?
Son: No. Bitcoin addresses are derived from a public key using a one-way function. Or in other words:
A bitcoin address is a hashed version of a public key. It’s shorter than the original public key.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-21 00:04:36 UTC

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Dad: Son, why did Satoshi Nakamoto choose a decentralized system, and why did he always choose to remain anonymous?
Son: Hi Dad,
"Governments are good at cutting off the heads of a centrally controlled networks like Napster, but pure P2P networks like Gnutella and Tor seem to be holding their own." ––Satoshi Nakamoto
Dad: Oh! Okay, that makes perfect sense.
Son: "Satoshi's genius was the removal of all heads, including his own." ––dergigi
Dad: I really like those quotes.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-21 00:04:36 UTC

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Dad: Son, why does it take so long to have my new Umbrel ready to use? It is syncing since hours now.
Son: Dad, again, it's a question of time preference.
A full node, what your Umbrel is, is a program that fully validates transactions and blocks.
Everything from the Genesis block to today's latest block must be downloaded and validated first. This is the only way to be sure that you have a valid copy of the blockchain running.
Dad: Ok, I see. How can this be accelerated?
Son: A fast internet connection and a fast SSD disk helps to speed up the initial sync, however ...
You'll have to be patient, Dad. ;-)
#Bitcoin

2026-10-21 00:04:36 UTC

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Dad: Son, is there a difference between Bitcoin and bitcoin (upper-/lowercase 'b')? I have seen both spellings in publications.
Son: Hi Dad,
When expressed using a small 'b', the word bitcoin usually refers to the unit of currency.
Dad: And the uppercase 'B' ?
Son: Bitcoin with a capital 'B' is typically associated with Bitcoin, the protocol and payment network or to refer to the ecosystem as a whole.
Dad: So, "Saving in bitcoin is investing in Bitcoin."
Son: "Stacking sats makes Bitcoin better."
#Bitcoin

2026-10-21 00:04:36 UTC

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Son: Dad, few people know that our local government's currency is not backed by gold.
Dad: Many do not even want to know.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-20 00:16:27 UTC

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Dad: Son, how does Taproot make Bitcoin fungible?
Son: Hi Dad,
With Taproot/Schnorr, all on-chain transaction outputs for spending look the same.
Dad: All transaction outputs? Even multisig??
Son: Yes, multisig and opening or closing lightning channel look like any other normal Bitcoin transaction. There are no more "multisig m of n" labels shown in the Block Explorer.
Users can combine signatures into one key and use it as programmable funds, also known as "smart contracts", without identifying the purpose, which improves both privacy and fungibility. The best is, these transactions are smaller and cheaper.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-20 00:16:27 UTC

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Son: Dad, did you get your coins off exchange?
Dad?! This is a friendly reminder to get your coins off exchange. It shouldn't be ignored!
Dad: Son, thank you for your message.
I am thinking of taking my bitcoin off the exchanges when the stack will start to look big enough.
Son: Download a phone wallet like Muun or BlueWallet. Learn to back it up and learn how to restore it using your recovery seed words.
Start learning self-custody with small amounts today. It's a process, and you need to practice it.
Dad: All right, I will take a look at it.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-19 10:58:10 UTC

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Son: Dad, get your OPSEC in order.
Dad: Son, Operations Security is for military.
Son: OPSEC is military jargon, but the concept is not limited to the Army, Navy, Space Force, Air Force, Marine Corps, or Coast Guard.
Any bitcoiner can use the principles of OPSEC to protect its interests.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-19 10:58:10 UTC

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Dad: Son, how many coins copied Bitcoin?
Son: Hi Dad,
Way too much!! Most of those coins are exact copies of Bitcoin's source code.
Bcash, for example, is a fork of Bitcoin with a few things taken out.
Litecoin is also a fork of Bitcoin with the block time and mining algorithm changed.
Dad: What are the most interesting coins to invest?
Son: None of them are interesting in any way. I'm interested exclusively in bitcoin, everything else is a shitcoin. Do not fall for it, Dad.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-19 10:58:10 UTC

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Son: Dad, Bitcoiners are just a different lot of people.
They think different.
They act different.
They spend different.
They are different.
Dad: Son, that is pretty obvious to me.
But why?
Son: Because of Bitcoin, Dad.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-18 12:25:25 UTC

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Son: Dad, there is no such thing as over-production in Bitcoin.
Dad: Son, what about under-consumption?
Son: In a free market, everything is in perfect balance.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-18 12:25:25 UTC

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Dad: Son, what is a "Bitcoin block" exactly?
Son: Hi Dad,
Think of it as a record of ownership at a certain point in time.
The "point in time" is measured as "block height", which is the number of blocks in the chain between a given block and the very first block in the blockchain.
Dad: So the blockchain can also be used to measure time?
Son: Yes, exactly, that's why Satoshi also called the blockchain a "timechain".
#Bitcoin

2026-10-18 12:25:25 UTC

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Son: Dad,
Bitcoin is an excellent teacher.
Dad: Very few students.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-17 05:02:55 UTC

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Son: Dad, I'm grateful that you taught me this:
"Good habits and simple rules, if applied, can positively change your whole life."
Dad: Son, how did you put that to use?
Son: Numerous ways, but one of them is stacking sats, no matter what happens.
Dad: Son, that seems to have paid off.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-16 00:18:27 UTC

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Dad: Son, on a scale from 1 to 100,000,000 how satisfied is a bitcoin?
Son: Hilarious, Dad.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-15 00:07:16 UTC

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Son: Hello there
How’s your trading going?
Dad: Son?
#Bitcoin

2026-10-15 00:07:16 UTC

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Dad: Son, what do you want for your birthday?
Son: Dad, I already have everything. :)
Dad: Tell us, what would make you happy?
Son: Bitcoin
Dad: The same thing again and again? Nah. What else?
Son: It's not "the same". Every UTXO is unique, and the transaction will live on the timechain forever.
Dad: Like a diamond. Diamonds are forever...
Son: Bitcoin is actually forever.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-15 00:07:16 UTC

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Dad: Son, how do you know Bitcoin has a hard cap of 21M BTC?
Son: Hi Dad,
It's defined in Bitcoin's source code.
Dad: The question is: How do you know that hard cap will stay 21M?
Son: The answer is: Because of game theory.
Who would want to join a Bitcoin chain with modified hard cap?
That would no longer be Bitcoin.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-15 00:07:16 UTC

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Son: Hi Dad,
Men lie, women lie, but code and numbers don't.
Dad: Son, you are speaking the truth.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-15 00:07:16 UTC

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Dad: Son, is the "Bitcoin Halving" necessary?
Son: Hi Dad,
Yeah, the halving is necessary. This is how Bitcoin controls its supply.
Once the block subsidy expires, transaction fees will pay miners for securing the network.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-15 00:07:16 UTC

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Dad: Son, who works actually on Bitcoin to make it better and would "doing nothing" make it worse?
Son: Hi Dad,
Everybody can help to make Bitcoin better.
Nobody can make Bitcoin worse.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-15 00:07:16 UTC

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Dad: Son, are the last 16 digits of π a good passphrase?
Son: Lol, Dad, that's hilarious.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-15 00:07:16 UTC

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Dad: Son, what exactly is "difficulty adjustment"?
Son: Hi Dad,
The "difficulty adjustment" is why Bitcoin will never die.
The more people are mining, the harder it gets to find a new block and vice versa. This ensures that, on average, a new block is found every 10 minutes.
Dad: Son, literally no one outside of Bitcoin knows or understands what the "difficulty adjustment" is.
Son: Weightlifters maybe do.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-14 09:41:58 UTC

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Son: Dad, dying young is not a retirement plan.
Get some bitcoin.
Dad: Nah.
Son: You can buy a fraction of a bitcoin.
Dad: Son, hell, no!! Uhm, I meant yes.
No, on the retirement thing.
Yes, get some bitcoin.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-14 09:41:58 UTC

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Dad: Son, is the Bitcoin price artificially suppressed?
One Bitcoin should already be worth many times more, as rare as Bitcoins are.
Son: Hi Dad,
Yeah, buy as much as possible of the artificially low-cost asset, and move it off the exchange into cold storage.
They may be able to delay the death of the dollar, but Bitcoin's settlement properties make this type of attack impossible to win.
The question is not "if", but "when".
Dad: At the same time, one Bitcoin is already so expensive that it will be impossible for most to own a whole coin.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-13 03:10:37 UTC

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Dad: Son, what is an "Epoch" in Bitcoin?
Son: Hi Dad,
With a "Bitcoin epoch" people usually mean a period of roughly 4 years (210,000 blocks and about 10 minutes between them) with a specific mining reward.
The first epoch started with the genesis block in 2009, and a block reward of 50 bitcoin.
From May 2020 until some time in 2024, we're in the 4th mining epoch, and the block reward is at 6.25 bitcoin per block.
Dad: I see a bitcoin supply squeeze coming.
Son: Dad, me too.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-13 03:10:37 UTC

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Son: Dad, when in comes to Bitcoin, there are two things you have to control.
1. Your emotions
2. Your private keys
Dad: Son, it is simple, but not easy.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-13 03:10:37 UTC

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Dad: Son, I am looking for a Bitcoin documentary. Do you have any recommendations?
Son: Hi Dad,
Sure. I would watch these in the given order:
1. Banking On Bitcoin
2. Bitcoin — Shape The Future
3. The Rise And Rise Of Bitcoin
4. Bitcoin: The End of Money as We Know It
5. Bitcoin: Beyond the Bubble
Dad: Got my popcorn ready for documentary night! Thanks for your recommendations, son.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-13 03:10:37 UTC

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Dad: Son, how to avoid losing money trading bitcoin?
Son: Hi Dad,
Best would be not to trade at all.
Dad: The trend is upwards. Why not trading it?!
Son: Bitcoin is like digital gold.
It's harder, stronger, faster and smarter than any money that has preceded it. Bitcoin is far too valuable to bet on it.
Dad: Valuable – that's exactly why I want more of it.
Son: Greed will cause pain. ;-)
#Bitcoin

2026-10-12 06:53:33 UTC

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Dad: Son, is it possible to sell Bitcoins?
Son: Hi Dad,
Yes, it's possible.
Most exchanges that let you buy bitcoins also let you sell bitcoin, for a fee, of course. So, ...
Could you sell? Yeah, sure.
Should you sell? Hell, no!
#Bitcoin

2026-10-12 06:53:33 UTC

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Dad: Son, understanding what Bitcoin is, is damn hard. Explaining it to someone else is even harder.
Have you tried?
Son: Dad, you're absolutely right on that.
Aside from the fact that Bitcoin is different things to different people, the term "Bitcoin" is also used equally for different things.
Dad: The confusion is immense.
Son: "Giacomo Zucco" tweeted no long ago, "Bitcoin's Layer 1 Protocol (BP) is about time. Bitcoin's Layer 2 Protocol (LNP) is about space."
I really like the concept of "BP" and "LNP". Dad, what do you think comes on top of "LNP"?
#Bitcoin

2026-10-11 20:13:55 UTC

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Dad: Son,
Bitcoin is too expensive
Bitcoin is old technology
Bitcoin is too complicated
Bitcoin is risky and speculative
Bitcoin will be replaced by another coin
Son: Hi Dad,
No, no, no, no and no.
It would go beyond the bounds of this message to elaborate on this. Talk to you later...
#Bitcoin

2026-10-11 20:13:55 UTC

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Dad: Son, two bitcoin are better than one.
Son: Hi Dad,
That's true, but some is better than none.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-10 22:00:32 UTC

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Son: Dad, did you know there are 241 valid seed phrases that contain only the same BIP39 word?
Dad: Son, it must have taken hours to test them all.
Son: LOL, no Dad, I used a little Python script for that.
Interestingly, the longer the seed (12, 15, 18 vs. 24 words), the fewer valid combinations there are. Of course, these seeds are for fun and testing ONLY!
Dad: Interesting! 24x bacon is my personal favorite. :-)
Son: Damn, I was just going to use that seed. ;-)
#Bitcoin

2026-10-10 22:00:32 UTC

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Dad: Son, governments are now developing alternatives to Bitcoin to regain control of their currencies.
China: E-Yuan
Europe: Virtual Euro
America: E-Dollar
Switzerland: E-franc
Son: Hi Dad,
I never opt for those, and I won't use those, I suppose.
Bitcoin is the money I chose.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-09 05:00:05 UTC

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Dad: Son, why not load the seed words into another wallet and spend all the Bitcoins twice?
Son: Hi Dad,
That's not how it works.
Bitcoins cannot be double spent.
Bill Gates once said: “Bitcoin is a technological tour de force.”
Think about it... Bitcoins are purely digital and at the same time something that cannot be copied.
Dad: That is indeed very impressive, son.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-09 05:00:05 UTC

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Dad: Son, what is Bitcoin's main use case?
Son: Hi Dad,
Use Bitcoin to run a global system of value and settlement.
This is no different than what gold was for 2,000 years and/or what the US dollar has been for the last 70 years or so.
Dad: So, is it both, the "value" and the "settlement"?
Son: Yes, both. And much more ...
#Bitcoin

2026-10-09 05:00:05 UTC

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Son: Dad, Bitcoin is like Bamboo.
Dad: Son, what? Why should Bitcoin be like bamboo?
Son: Bamboo grows underground, unseen, for a few years with nothing valuable to offer the world.
The whole time was a period of preparation.
Growth in solitude. Once matured, in two months or so it grows upwards of 90 feet, towering over everything around it.
Okay, not "a few years with nothing valuable", but still Bitcoin is like bamboo.
Dad: That is a great analogy. It is also interesting to mention that bamboo that bends is stronger than the oak that resists.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-08 08:35:28 UTC

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Dad: Son, what do you recommend to your friends?
Son: Hi Dad,
"Pay attention to Bitcoin and educate yourself." or "Invest in yourself, invest in Bitcoin."
Dad: Son, why exactly this recommendation?
Son: Because Bitcoin is the hardest money, the greatest monetary and technological revolution since the Internet itself. It's not a fad.
Dad: I also believe that Bitcoin will not go away.
Son: Bitcoin is here to stay — that's for sure – and it will transform money, the Internet and so much of the world around us. It's just starting...
#Bitcoin

2026-10-08 08:35:28 UTC

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Dad: Son, queston arr you a bitcorn millionaire??
Son: Hi Dad,
Hell no, I wish.. BUT NO!! You're drunk Dad?
Dad: Nooo. Just havin a few drinks with olf friends
Doing some moooon math and fooling around..
Son: Take care of yourself and respect OPSEC rules!
Don't be a loudmouth and protect our privacy!
Enjoy the fact that you understood it early on.
Dad: You ar right, son. I am sooorry. :-(
#Bitcoin

2026-10-08 08:35:28 UTC

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Dad: Son, what about ETH, XRP and Doge?
The media are very positive about them.
Son: Hi Dad,
These are all shitcoins, and shitcoins are true parasites.
I would not catch one.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-07 10:13:51 UTC

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Son: Dad, what advice would you have given me back then if you had already known?
Dad: Son, this would be "Pay Yourself First".
Son: Yeah, that's a good one, Dad. That is valuable advice that will pay off over time.
Dad: .. or not, if this advice is not put into practice.
Son: Buy bitcoin first after payday, then dollar cost averaging until the end of the month – or end of cash – whatever comes first.
Dad: LOL. Yes, exactly. Something like that, and let me add "always live below your means".
#Bitcoin

2026-10-07 10:13:51 UTC

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Son: Dad, buy bitcoin before you need it.
Dad: Son, in my opinion, it is always better to "want" something than to "need" something.
Son: And when you "want bitcoin", you realize that Bitcoin is on every level of Maslow's pyramid.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-07 10:13:51 UTC

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Dad: Son, today I learned two things:
1. The "Federal Reserve" is not federal, and
2. The "Federal Reserve" has no reserves.
Son: Hi Dad,
Mind-blowing, isn't it?
Fascinating that they still buy it.
Dad: The dollar? They?
Son: Yes, it is fascinating that so many people still buy and hold dollars.In contrast to the dollar, Bitcoin is a full reserve banking system, which is not federal either.This is good for Bitcoin.So, you better buy and hold some BTC instead of USD.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-07 10:13:51 UTC

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Dad: Son, drinking less alcohol is a great way to save money. Drink less, invest more.
Son: Hi Dad,
I wish you mentioned this 20 years ago.
For max stacking performance, skip the sip.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-06 09:37:58 UTC

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Dad: Son, I am reading the "Bitcoin white paper" right now and try getting my head around this:
"The network timestamps transactions by hashing them into an ongoing chain of hash-based proof-of-work, forming a record that cannot be changed without redoing the proof-of-work."
Son: Hi Dad,
A "hash" is like a "digital fingerprint" of any collection of data. Each new fingerprint builds on a previous one and adds a chain link segment.
Dad: Bitcoin seems to be a very sophisticated system.
Son: Dad, that's just the tip of the iceberg.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-06 09:37:58 UTC

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Dad: Son, how are you investing in Bitcoin?
Son: Hi Dad,
There are many ways to invest in Bitcoin.
One of them is to save in bitcoin.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-05 17:03:46 UTC

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Dad: Son, what is "Cold Storage" exactly?
Son: Hi Dad,
"Cold storage" is a general term for different ways of securing bitcoins offline. Your signing keys are disconnected from the internet.
Dad: So "BlueWallet" must be a hot wallet?
Son: Yes. It's connected to the internet. This is perfectly fine for daily transactions and smaller amounts.
For storing funds long term, use a dedicated hardware wallet like the "Coldcard" or the "Passport". However, multisig – a "signing combination" of various wallet – would be the best solution.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-05 17:03:46 UTC

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Dad: Son, when am I going to understand Bitcoin fully?
Son: Hi Dad,
No one fully understands Bitcoin, not even Satoshi.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-04 09:07:44 UTC

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Son: Dad, Bitcoin fixes this!
Dad: Son, what? Bitcoin fixes what?
Son: Everything. Fix the Money, fix the World!
#Bitcoin

2026-10-04 09:07:44 UTC

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Dad: Son, I had to ask my bank to approve a payment.
This was incredibly annoying, and I wasn't even conscious of it before. Bitcoin frees people.
Son: Hi Dad,
Fuck banks... I know this oppressive feeling well.
It's not only payment freedom — there are no borders, no bank holidays, no bureaucracy and no bull shit in Bitcoin.
Bitcoin allows you to be in control of your own money.
Dad: If everyone knew that, everyone would already be using Bitcoin.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-04 09:07:44 UTC

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Son: Dad, don't trust everything you see.
Even salt looks like sugar.
Dad: Son, what do you want to tell me?
Son: Use your Umbrel node to verify if your bitcoin is real bitcoin – or you will be salty in the end.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-03 09:48:00 UTC

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Dad: Son, what about "paper wallets"?
Son: Hi Dad,
Don't use them nowadays. These paper wallets are considered unsafe for various reasons.
Dad: What should I use instead? Any suggestions?
Son: "Opendimes" are today's paper wallets.
This is a very safe and effective way to generate a uncompromised private key.
Dad: And then I load the private key into BlueWallet?
Son: If you want to move your funds, then yes.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-03 09:48:00 UTC

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Dad: Son, who created Bitcoin?
Son: Dad, no one actually knows...
Dad: What? No one knows who created Bitcoin?!
Son: I doubt anyone knows who created Bitcoin. It seems to be one of the best kept secrets of modern times. But we do have a name: "Satoshi Nakamoto". This may be a person or a group of persons.
Dad: But Bitcoin has to come from somewhere, right?
Son: Yes, Bitcoin did have a prehistory. There are eight references listed at the end of the Bitcoin white paper. Would you like to take a look?
#Bitcoin

2026-10-02 04:56:29 UTC

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Dad: Son, what is the difference between altcoins and Bitcoin?
Son: Hi Dad,
Bitcoin would be here without shitcoins. in contrast, shitcoins wouldn't be here without Bitcoin.
Dad: And further, maybe more technical or long-term?
Son: Bitcoin is relevant, the rest isn't.
Dad: Son, so you do not see any investment opportunities in altcoins?
Son: No, not at all. Dad, don't waste your money and time on irrelevant thing. There is just Bitcoin.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-02 04:56:29 UTC

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Dad: Son, what about splitting the 24 recovery seed words in two and storing the two parts in different locations?
Son: Hi Dad,
This is a bad idea that should not be done because if one set of words is discovered, then it becomes far easier to brute force the rest of the seed phrase.
Storing bitcoin in multiple locations like this should be done with multi-signature wallets instead. A 2-of-3 quorum is a great configuration to secure your funds.
Dad: Well, that brings other challenges, I assume.
Son: Yes, but it's not that hard to do.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-02 04:56:29 UTC

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Dad: Son, what does m/44'|48'|84'/0'/0' mean?
Son: Hi Dad,
It's a "derivation path" and it describes how your Hierarchical Deterministic (HD) wallet derive a specific key within a tree of keys.
For example, if you want to get the next address from a wallet, it just increases the last number by one.
Dad: So this means that all receiving addresses are already known when the wallet is created?
Son: All receiving addresses, all change addresses, all accounts and much more are known from the beginning. Everything is derived from your 12 or 24 seed words using a derivation path.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-01 11:34:46 UTC

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Dad: Son, do you have any idea where I can hide my Bitcoin seed recovery phrase?
Son: Hi Dad,
No, but I can tell you many bad hiding places that are used by many and therefore known to burglars.
Under the mattress, master bedroom, bedroom closet, drawers, safes, cabinets, refrigerator/freezer, toilet tank, vases, and suitcases. These places should be avoided.
Dad: What's wrong with suitcases?
Son: Surprisingly, people use a suitcase as a not-so-secure safe. Burglars know this.
#Bitcoin

2026-10-01 11:34:46 UTC

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Son: Dad, did you back up your 24 words in steel?
Dad: Son, no, not yet.
Son: Without your 24 recovery words, there is no way to access your funds. I can't stress this enough.
Get a "Cryptosteel Capsule". These solid metal devices are cheap, easy to use and super reliable.
Dad, are you using a passphrase?
Dad: Yes, you suggested using one.
Son: Yeah, that's great. However, you have to secure the passphrase as well. In that case, get a "Capsule Duo", one for the recovery seed words and one for the passphrase.
#Bitcoin

2026-09-30 04:45:19 UTC

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Son: Dad, are you prepared?
#Bitcoin

2026-09-30 04:45:19 UTC

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Son: Dad, one day, my kids will say: "I'm old enough to remember when you could buy bitcoin with fiat currency."
Dad: Son, should it not read "I'm old enough to remember when you could stack sats with fiat currency."?
Son: Yeah. Anyway. I'm still surprised by that.
#Bitcoin

2026-09-29 10:05:23 UTC

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Son: Dad, two things:
1. Nobody has enough bitcoin.
2. Nobody understands Bitcoin completely.
Dad: True things.
#Bitcoin

2026-09-29 10:05:23 UTC

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#Bitcoin

2026-09-28 15:54:56 UTC

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Dad: Son, owning a fraction of a Bitcoin is life-changing.
Son: Hi Dad,
I am not sure if your 200 bucks worth of bitcoin will be life-changing one day. ;-) But yes.
Dad: It is life-changing. I am reading more today and question the mainstream media more than ever.
Son: I truly agree, Dad. Many more things will change when you fall deeper down the rabbit hole.
Dad: Son, what changed for you?
Son: Everything – from steak to stacking SATs.
#Bitcoin

2026-09-27 21:24:03 UTC

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Dad: Son, how can I convert a 24 word seed into a 12 word seed (BIP39)? 12 words can be better memorized.
Son: Hi Dad,
Converting a 24 into a 12 word seed is impossible.
According to BIP 39, a mnemonic seed is converted into a binary seed using PBKDF2-SHA-512.
To turn a 24 word seed into a 12 word seed, you'd need to find a 12 word seed that produced the same binary seed, which is believed to be impossible.
Dad: Oh, I see.
It will take me a while to learn all 24 words.
#Bitcoin

2026-09-26 06:36:26 UTC

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Dad: Son, what if the Opendime is lost?
Does the Opendime also have recovery words?
Son: Hi Dad,
An Opendime is made to change hands, like cash.
The private key is generated on the device, and without breaking the seal by pushing a pin through the hole marked on the back of the Opendime, there is no way to back it up.
Dad: And if I break the seal?
Son: Then the private key will be revealed in the private-key.txt file and QR code image. There is no way back, and once unsealed, you should move the funds into another wallet.
#Bitcoin

2026-09-26 06:36:26 UTC

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Dad: Son, so, Bitcoin is open-source? What does this mean exactly?
Son: Hi Dad,
The term open source refers to something anyone can independently review, modify and share because its design is publicly accessible.
Dad: So, everything is public and there are no secrets, except your own?
Son: Your private keys are private, of course.
Everything else is public and auditable. In this beautiful asymmetry lies the true power of Bitcoin.
#Bitcoin

2026-09-26 06:36:26 UTC

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Dad: Son, it's too early for mainstream adoption.
There are otherwise intelligent people who still think Bitcoin is going to zero.
Son: Hi Dad,
Yes, we are so early.
In the year 2050 “Bitcoin is crashing from $20 million per coin to $19 million per coin!
It’s going to zero! I has no intrinsic value!”
Dad: Son, not sure that I will live to see it.
I would be over 100 years old.
#Bitcoin

2026-09-26 06:36:26 UTC

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Dad: Son, who else can see my balances on the Bitcoin blockchain?
Son: Hi Dad,
Everybody can see yours and all other unspent transaction outputs (=UTXO) on the chain. The blockchain is a public ledger, and that's the point. The question is, which coins are yours? ;-)
Dad: Is this not a huge privacy issue?
Son: You will be fine if you use Bitcoin correctly.
Dad: Son, please define "used correctly".
Son: Use a new Bitcoin address each time you receive a new payment and consolidate your coins wisely.
#Bitcoin

2026-09-26 06:36:26 UTC

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Dad: Son, what stops a wallet from stealing bitcoin?
Son: Hi Dad,
What stops malware from being malicious?
Nothing.
Get a signing device and split wallet functionality from transaction signing.
#Bitcoin

2026-09-25 10:48:16 UTC

2026-09-24 05:43:49 UTC

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Dad: Son, is bitcoin for individuals only?
Son: Hi Dad,
No, not at all! Bitcoin is not only for individuals. Publicly traded companies own bitcoin too.
Dad: Can you name a few?
Son: Visit https://bitcointreasuries.net and find out for yourself.
Dad: Impressive. These companies hold huge amounts!
Son: It's just the beginning. More will follow, imagine what happens then. Oh, and did you notice that countries are on that list as well?
#Bitcoin

2026-09-24 05:43:49 UTC

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Dad: Son, when will today's buyers sell?
Son: Hi Dad,
Most coins bought today will never be sold again.
Dad: Who buys these Bitcoins? Companies?
Son: Today's buyers are individuals and professionals with long-term vision and staying power.
These bitcoins disappear into deep cold storage.
Dad: Son, what are your plans?
Son: Always buy, never sell. It would be so simple, Dad.
#Bitcoin

2026-09-24 05:43:49 UTC

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Dad: Son, what are "sats"?
Son: Hi Dad,
Sats are like bitcoin, just smaller.
Dad: Smaller?
Son: Yeah, a smaller denomination.
There are 100,000,000 sats in every bitcoin.
#Bitcoin

2026-09-23 06:18:40 UTC

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Dad: Son, what stands the term "RBF" for?
Son: Hi Dad,
"RBF" stands for "Replace By Fee". "RBF" allows to replace a stucked or unconfirmed transaction with a new one that uses a higher fee.
Dad: Son, this seems a useful feature to save fees.
Son: Yes.
Please note that the "replacement" transaction uses the same inputs as the original one.
#Bitcoin

2026-09-23 06:18:40 UTC

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Dad: Son, how many Bitcoins does, or did, Satoshi have? Many, I am certain, since he was early. ;-)
Son: Hi Dad,
Some estimate Satoshi had around 980,000 bitcoins. This number is heavily debated, though.
Dad: Estimate based on what? Why do we know that?
Son: The blocks mined by Satoshi have a special pattern, like a fingerprint.
We do not know who Satoshi was, but we know with high probability the number of bitcoins he had. Satoshis' coins never moved and are considered lost forever.
I'm pretty sure even Satoshi felt short bitcoin. ;-)
#Bitcoin

2026-09-23 06:18:40 UTC

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Dad: Son, what is the difference between blockchain and Bitcoin? Is there even a difference?
Son: Hi Dad,
"Blockchain" is the technology that underpins Bitcoin, and transactions are stored in blocks.
Think of it as a decentralized database or a decentralized ledger.
"Bitcoin" – the coins or the "value" – are the unspent transaction outputs that are stored on the blockchain.
Dad: Where on the blockchain?
Son: If the blockchain were a material flow or Sankey diagram, you would find the stored value at the ends of the diagram.
#Bitcoin

2026-09-22 12:43:44 UTC

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Dad: Son, tell me something interesting about "Bitcoin Transactions".
Son: Hi Dad,
Ok. A "Bitcoin Transactions" can consist of many inputs and many outputs. The inputs are outputs of previous transactions which you want to spend, and each output has values assigned to an address.
In general, a transaction is expected to have 2 outputs, the "destination address" and the "change address".
Dad: So, the remainder of the funds are moving on chain as well?
Son: Yes, you always have to move the whole unspent transaction output, also known as "UTXO" or coin.
#Bitcoin

2026-09-22 12:43:44 UTC

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Son: Dad,
Bitcoin does not over-promise nor under-deliver.
Bitcoin simply does its thing.
Everyone knows the rules, and you must follow them if you want to use Bitcoin.
Dad: Son, and you can count on these rules!
This is a wonderful and powerful thing.
Son: Bitcoin is "Rules without Rulers".
#Bitcoin