Everyone says Bitcoin runs on a "blockchain."
But in the original code, Satoshi Nakamoto called it something else: The Timechain.
He didn't just build a database. He built a decentralized clock that issues a perfectly scarce asset. It adjusts its own difficulty every 2,016 blocks to ensure it keeps ticking, completely independent of human intervention.
The legacy system runs on bankers' hours. The sovereign system runs on math.
Tick tock. Next block.
But in the original code, Satoshi Nakamoto called it something else: The Timechain.
He didn't just build a database. He built a decentralized clock that issues a perfectly scarce asset. It adjusts its own difficulty every 2,016 blocks to ensure it keeps ticking, completely independent of human intervention.
The legacy system runs on bankers' hours. The sovereign system runs on math.
Tick tock. Next block.