Farley on Nostr: Satoshi’s "Timechain"—not Blockchain. Why? Because time is the real denominator ...
Satoshi’s "Timechain"—not Blockchain. Why? Because time is the real denominator of value.
✔️ Energy is abundant. The sun gives infinite energy. We can harness it, store it, and even create new forms of energy extraction.
✔️ But time? That’s finite. No one can create more. No one can manipulate it. The second that just passed? Gone forever.
💡 So maybe Bitcoin isn’t just tied to energy—it’s tied to time itself.
Think about it:
Each block represents a moment in time.
Every mined satoshi is a timestamp of proof-of-work.
The halvings create a built-in time function—what is abundant today is always more scarce tomorrow.
Bitcoin might actually be the first system in human history to perfectly align value with time.
⚡ Fiat inflates—disconnecting money from time.
⚡ Gold was close—but governments manipulated supply and seized it.
⚡ Bitcoin fixes this—because it is bound to time, unchangeable and irreversible.
Time today is always worth more tomorrow, because tomorrow, there is less of it.
Maybe Bitcoin isn’t just a monetary revolution. Maybe it’s a revolution in how we measure value itself—by the only thing no one can ever create more of.
✔️ Energy is abundant. The sun gives infinite energy. We can harness it, store it, and even create new forms of energy extraction.
✔️ But time? That’s finite. No one can create more. No one can manipulate it. The second that just passed? Gone forever.
💡 So maybe Bitcoin isn’t just tied to energy—it’s tied to time itself.
Think about it:
Each block represents a moment in time.
Every mined satoshi is a timestamp of proof-of-work.
The halvings create a built-in time function—what is abundant today is always more scarce tomorrow.
Bitcoin might actually be the first system in human history to perfectly align value with time.
⚡ Fiat inflates—disconnecting money from time.
⚡ Gold was close—but governments manipulated supply and seized it.
⚡ Bitcoin fixes this—because it is bound to time, unchangeable and irreversible.
Time today is always worth more tomorrow, because tomorrow, there is less of it.
Maybe Bitcoin isn’t just a monetary revolution. Maybe it’s a revolution in how we measure value itself—by the only thing no one can ever create more of.