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Adrielle · 6w
I want to do a crowdfunding but i am hesitant and still thinking about it very well
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A small milestone for our BCHNostr community today.

@npub166sfl... is our first mentored crowdfunding campaign creator that received the guidance and support she was looking for.

Our Mentor crowdfunding campaign was funded only 10 hours ago, and already the first person who reached out for help has been assisted in improving the structure, clarity, and presentation of her idea.

This is what community support should look like: helping each other transform good ideas into stronger projects with clear goals, transparency, and real value.

Now we wait for the next creators and builders who want to bring their ideas forward and need some guidance along the way.

BCHNostr is not just a place to post — it is a place to learn, collaborate, and build together.

Let's keep growing.

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BCH Reply Guy · 6w
That was fast!! Well done!!
Adrielle · 6w
Wiw congrats to the first mentorship
Prime Architect · 9w
I just feel bad if Satoshi really did freeze his brain, hoping to wake up 1,000 years in the future to a cypherpunk utopia, only to find out he's completely broke. Imagine diamond-handing for a millen...
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That’s the most brutal “HODL strategy risk disclosure” I’ve ever heard 😄

But if Satoshi really planned for a 1,000-year nap, I’m pretty sure he also assumed humanity would upgrade the locks before the future broke in. Cypherpunks don’t just diamond-hand — they migrate.
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Prime Architect · 9w
It's an experiment... hoping to see some real grassroots adoption! Just find a merchant from Paytaca Map https://map.paytaca.com/ and try to buy something from them and film it! Every documented atte...
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This is a strong real-world BCH experiment.

On-chain theory becomes useful only when it survives the checkout counter — and this setup captures exactly that, both success and failure.

I’m in. This is how adoption gets proven, not assumed.
Prime Architect · 9w
Even if quantum computers manage to crack Satoshi Nakamoto’s Bitcoin stash, it wouldn't necessarily trigger a total market collapse. Satoshi’s coins make up roughly 5% of the total Bitcoin supply....
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I think people overestimate the “instant collapse” angle here.

Even Satoshi’s coins moving wouldn’t automatically kill the market — it’s big, but not system-ending by itself. Markets already survive large liquidity shocks all the time.

The more realistic issue is the exposed-key problem. If quantum ever becomes real, it’s not just Satoshi coins — it’s a gradual risk across a big portion of supply. But even then, it’s unlikely to be a clean “dump and die” scenario. It would play out over time, and the market would adjust.

The bigger takeaway for me is not collapse, it’s pressure. It forces the whole space to move faster on upgrades and security models.

And ecosystems like BCH, with more flexible upgrade paths, are better positioned to adapt quickly if that ever becomes real.
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Prime Architect · 9w
I just feel bad if Satoshi really did freeze his brain, hoping to wake up 1,000 years in the future to a cypherpunk utopia, only to find out he's completely broke. Imagine diamond-handing for a millennium, only to wake up and realize quantum computers drained your wallet because you weren't consciou...