The Bitcoin community has recently been abuzz with an existential debate over a new NFT project called Ordinals. The project, which is set to launch in the coming weeks, seeks to create a unique token system based on “ordinal numbers” that will allow users to assign numerical values and rankings (i.e., first place, second place) to digital assets such as artworks or collectibles.

At its core, the goal of Ordinals is two fold: firstly it aims at creating an open-source platform for trading and exchanging these tokens; secondly it wants to establish an authoritative ranking system for digital items that could be used by collectors and investors alike when making decisions about what assets are worth buying or selling. This would provide buyers with more information about their purchases than ever before – something many consider essential in this rapidly growing market of non-fungible tokens (NFTs).

However despite its potential promise there has been much criticism surrounding the concept from within the Bitcoin community - particularly those who believe that assigning value through rank orderings goes against Satoshi Nakamoto's original vision for cryptocurrency decentralization. These critics suggest that introducing arbitrary ordering systems into blockchain technology runs counterintuitively against one of Bitcoin's primary goals - namely trustless transactions between individuals without any third party intermediary involved whatsoever! While some may agree with this sentiment others argue just as strongly in favor of using ordinal numbers as they can help facilitate greater liquidity amongst traders while simultaneously providing additional insight into asset valuation models not previously available via traditional methods alone

Ultimately only time will tell if Ordinals proves successful but regardless both sides have made compelling arguments regarding why either approach should be adopted moving forward so we'll all have wait until launch day arrives later this month!

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Gamification SoMee!
Just some food for thought after all the conversations in Telegram. I know it is on the agenda to implement and I really think SoMee and users can benefit massive from it. It will be more fair, more fun, more interaction, more together than alone, etc.
See the image for some of the examples we could implement. I don't know if all is feasible from a technology point of view but this is just a first attempt.
For rewards you can think of badges, SoMee merchandize, Power Boost packages (or extra days), Higher tiers to Ad Share Program, color schemes, etc.
If there will be one for tagging than I am probably in the highest tier after this post
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Life present opportunities everyday, but sometimes we don't get to choose those opportunities.
As a crypto enthusiast it would be a pleasure to have a nice chat talk with creator of world immutable digital currency (BTC).
What if you are given chance to have a one on one chat with anonymous Bitcoin crypto founder Satoshi nakamoto what would you ask him?
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If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try to convince you, sorry.
– Satoshi Nakamoto

author > Alex Dovbnya
The block was mined on Nov. 22, 2009, just months after the very first Bitcoin transaction that took place in January 2009. Back then, Bitcoin was worth basically nothing because no exchanges existed back then. The earliest adopters would send Bitcoin as a hobby without expecting to make tons of cash with it.
The wallet was created even before programmer Laszlo Hanyecz infamously spent 10,000 BTC ($435 million at press time) to buy two pizzas back in May 2010.
Bitcoin eventually reached parity with the U.S. dollar only on Feb. 8, 2011.
Whoever received these coins back then has managed to turn them into a $2.1 million fortune.
Even though the address was created when Satoshi Nakamoto, the mysterious Bitcoin creator, was still active in the community, he is unlikely to be behind the transfer.
The most obvious explanation is that someone has finally found his or her private keys to a multi-million-dollar Bitcoin stash. Some are also speculating that the owner of the address reactivated the wallet after getting out of prison.
As reported by UToday, there have been numerous cases of old Bitcoin wallets being activated for the first time in years over the past few months. Still, it is quite rare to see untouched coins that go all the way back to Bitcoin's first year being on the move again.
In May 2020, the Bitcoin price dropped after Whale Alert was notified of coins from a presumably Satoshi-owned wallet showing signs of life again. However, it later turned out that the transfer was not linked to the Bitcoin creator.

One thing I am confident is that the market will go up. A protracted bull cycle is on the way, USD 100K Bitcoin is still a mid-term target and USD 250K is a long-term target.
Honestly, it is too difficult to say when this dip will end when there is so much manipulation and whales are easily affected by FUD news, whether it is the threat of a new COVID-19 variant, a government pronouncement or policy which not only affects the crypto market but all other assets as well or the seemingly useless narrative about Evergrande.
I quite hate it but then it is the market, users, particularly big players decide on the course it takes. Unfortunately, Bitcoin was supposed to be immune to these threats as envisioned by Satoshi Nakamoto. But then I see it as the fair price of institutional and mass adoption. People act based on their emotions and the general sentiment of the market even if it does not affect the crypto market at all.
A few years from now, most of us will look back on these days as something petty or not worthy of so much attention in the same way when people worried of Bitcoin losing half of its value when its price was just a few hundreds. Those people must be looking at the charts right now and not even seeing how sharp were those dips based on the current price.
It is during these dips when we are reminded that hodling is still the best way forward. Staking will get you more of the assets you hodl although you may be required to lock up those assets. Farming can help you amass profits if you do not really care about impermanent loss. After all farming rewards could even be more when compared to the impermanent loss you may incur.
Always remember the buy low, sell high principle. Selling at a price lower than the price you bought your asset will not help you and you may contribute even more to the market bloodshed. But if you re holding shitcoins or memecoins, you may need to rethink your options.

Happy #bitcoin whitepaper day! today marks 14 years Bitcoin whitepaper was published, thanks to Satoshi Nakamoto coming up with the idea of decentralized currency that breath freedom to the masses.

A Whitepaper consist of all important ideology such as roadmap, future plan a project is built on.


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