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"Everybody wants to buy #Bitcoin, but nobody wants to read the white paper" You may say "I'm only after profits, & I don't need to understand how the engine works in order to drive the car" But, Satoshi's white paper is a piece of Art.  I recommend to read it at least once.

Bro, this hit home… I still remember when we were kids and you'd show me your stamp album like it was a treasure map. And that Lesotho story, epic! Got me thinking about collecting beyond just stuff. Now with NFTs, it's like digital stamps unlocking whole new worlds. Proud of you for building @sektor13nft! Btw, do you still have that stamp?

The Lesotho Stamp I've been collecting things since I was a kid. Random objects that felt beautiful. No order, no meaning, just a human attaching to materials. But my real collector journey started with postage stamps. My elder cousin had a stamp album. I loved how it looked. The arrangement, the colors, the care. One day I asked if I could have it. He didn't say no. He gave me a challenge instead: "Collect stamps from 50 countries. Show me the album. Then it's yours." He told me to start with an atlas. Learn the countries. Learn where they are. Understand what I'm collecting before I collect it. At the time, it felt like a side task. Looking back, it was the foundation. To collect something, you have to understand its relevance. Its connection to the world. Only then does it mean more than just an object. The first 30 countries came easy. Friends, family, local exchanges. But the closer I got to 50, the harder it became. I reached 49. Then waited. Months passed. I searched everywhere. Negotiated with other collectors. No luck. Then one day, I visited a family friend. Sitting on their sofa, I noticed three books on the shelf labeled "Stamp Album." She showed me her collection. Beautiful stamps. Countries I didn't have. I told her about the challenge. About being stuck at 49. She smiled. As I was leaving, she said I could take one stamp from her duplicate collection, if I found a country I didn't have. I flipped through the pages. Almost everything was already in my album. Then I saw it. Lesotho. I asked if I could take it. She said yes. That "yes" felt like a volcanic eruption. I went numb. Months of searching, finally over. The next day, I showed my cousin. He laughed. "I don't even have Lesotho. You already have an edge over my collection." Then he handed me his album. "This is yours now." Before I left, he said something I still think about: "Stamp collection, or any collection, isn't just about holding things. It's about building awareness and relationship with them. The things you collect teach you about the world. Through 50 stamps, you learned geography, art, culture, people you've never seen. You learned order, care, and archiving. The book in your hand is a piece of history. Nothing is small." Since then, I've collected music. CDs, cassettes, vinyl, to learn subculture and emotion. I've collected coffee table books to study aesthetics. And now I collect NFTs, learning about digital collectibles and what they mean for the future. That same feeling from the Lesotho stamp? It still shows up. When I complete a set. When I get my hands on a record I thought I'd never find. When I mint art from a creator I respect. Collecting isn't about ownership. It's about awareness. Relationship. Learning the world through objects that matter to you. And that's why I'm still doing it.

Sneak Peek Friday is here! And you know the ritual. Tell us who your favorite explorer is.

Wishing everyone a Happy Christmas ✨

What began as a thought became a vision,and a vision became a studio. One year of faith, late nights, and quiet resilience. Grateful for every hand and heart that believed. The story has only just begun.

@Route2FI A negative supply shock

After the halving, there will be 450 $BTC mined per day Currently, the ETFs are sucking up approx. 10k $BTC a day. Do you see what's about to happen, anon?

Happy Holidays Everyone 🫂

Due to present market conditions, we found that it may not be the best time to launch our membership NFTs. So we are postponing the mint for now and will announce more details after revising our plan. This doesn't mean we are stopping or getting idle; we are still building.

Happy Thanksgiving!

Sneak Peak from @KnightsPeasants NFP Collection.

Happy Halloween, everyone. 🎃🔥

Clean Art by @MoreMonkes #NewProfilePic

@PseudoCode88 @PaperGreetsNFP

@mrhashbee @PaperGreetsNFP 🛠️

Hello everyone. It’s been a long time since I last tweeted my thoughts. And it’s not because of the bear market. I was busy building an NFT-based platform with my friends. It’s called "Paper Greets." twitter.com/PaperGreetsNFP…

Right now, we are in an early stage and building the community from the ground up. And I’m inviting everyone to join and be a part of the journey. To learn more about the project, check this article & Follow @PaperGreetsNFP twitter.com/PaperGreetsNFP…

Through Paper Greets, we are bringing the culture of sending, receiving, and collecting postcards to the blockchain as NFTs. And we call them NFPs, or non-fungible postcards. twitter.com/PaperGreetsNFP…

@decryptom Respect+

I want to be wealthy enough to give my little brother with Down Syndrome a salary. His job description: “enjoy your life doing things you love.”

@BRITISHHODL1 Thank you for suggesting the book. And I'd love to hear your thoughts on why you don't suggest altcoins. For me, alt coins can maximise the capital, which will help me to buy more BTC.

@mrhashbee You look like a future Bitcoiner, thanks for the follow, just stop the alt coins BC and your there, I recommend reading “The Bitcoin Standard” if you have not already done so.

"Everybody wants to buy #Bitcoin, but nobody wants to read the white paper" You may say "I'm only after profits, & I don't need to understand how the engine works in order to drive the car" But, Satoshi's white paper is a piece of Art.  I recommend to read it at least once.

I have never been in a space that never sleeps. #crypto

The happy moment where my tweets are making an impact on people.