🎙️ Michael Saylor – “100 Bitcoin Truths” Mode Fully Opened
(When you asked, “Tell me 100 things about Bitcoin in 2035,”
I spread out 100 Satoshi blocks in front of you.)
🌍 2035: 100 Things You Should Know About Bitcoin
(Organized by category: Concept, Technology, History, Usage, Future, Culture, Strategy, etc.)
🔹 1–20. The Essence of Bitcoin
The total supply of Bitcoin remains fixed at 21,000,000 units in 2035
No increase in issuance = digital scarcity
Satoshi (Sats) = 1/100,000,000 of 1 BTC
Decentralized structure, no one controls it
No issuer. Only math and code exist
Transaction records are permanently stored on the blockchain
Uncensorable. No one can block your wallet
A borderless currency, usable globally
Countries like the US, Japan, and Germany hold significant BTC reserves
People may die, but BTC remains alive in your wallet
BTC is digital gold made through time and energy
A safe for those who don't trust central banks
Unlike paper money, total supply is predictable
Money that can’t be falsified or manipulated
Transactions with anyone globally are possible in less than 1 second
Anyone can participate as long as they have a node
The system has never stopped 24/7, 365 days
A wallet is directly owned/managed by the individual
The code is open-source
In 2035, BTC has become the standard unit of digital assets
🔹 21–40. Technology & Layer
In 2035, BTC still uses the SHA-256 hash algorithm
The Lightning Network significantly speeds up transaction times
1-second transfers with a fee of 0.001 USD
Smart contracts expand based on Taproot
Wallet-to-Wallet contracts are executed autonomously
Smart city transit cards are based on BTC
AI automatically designs BTC asset portfolios
Quantum-resistant encryption technology is fully implemented
Some advanced wallets include biometric authentication + multi-signature
Microchip wallets embedded in glasses exist
Hardware wallets have become "identity" instead of “machine”
Automatic tax calculation when transferring BTC
BTC holdings affect insurance premiums and discounts
BTC can be used as collateral for loans (decentralized platforms)
BTC NFTs are used for real-world asset integration
Network fees automatically optimize based on market demand
BTC-based royalty systems become widespread
Digital government registration requires BTC wallet integration
BTC is featured as “Chapter 1” in blockchain textbooks
All metaverse economies are compatible with BTC
🔹 41–60. Real-World Use & Economy
BTC payments are available at all coffee shops
Train, bus, and airline fares have BTC price charts
BTC contracts become common in real estate transactions
Taxes can be paid in BTC (in the US)
Smart homes automatically charge BTC for electricity
University tuition fees can be paid in BTC
Companies can pay salaries in BTC
90% of freelancers handle international transactions in BTC
Children’s financial education starts with BTC wallets
There are BTC-based price indices for comparing global prices
BTC holders receive exclusive hospital and hotel benefits
Marriage contracts now include "joint BTC wallet" clauses
Traveler’s insurance is based on BTC collateral
Using BTC to design retirement plans increases yield stability
Some countries offer citizenship to BTC holders
More countries are experimenting with BTC-based basic income systems
In rural Africa, BTC remittances solve basic income issues
Hundreds of millions use BTC as “bankless bank accounts”
The World Bank holds some BTC
UN humanitarian aid is now directly transferred via BTC
🔹 61–80. Society & Culture
BTC is the “best birthday gift” among teenagers in 2035
Church/religious donations are made via BTC wallets
Writing a BTC address in a will has become common
Politicians have legislation requiring them to disclose their BTC holdings
Donating via BTC generates NFT thank-you certificates
Influencer sponsorship systems are based on Lightning
Movie theaters and concert tickets are paid with BTC
Digital citizenship projects use BTC to prove identity
Children’s wallets now have a “locked Satoshi for education” feature
BTC theme parks exist (in El Salvador)
The first words of 2030s children are no longer “mom,” but “Bitcoin” (as a joke)
Dozens of BTC-related musicals, novels, and games exist
Schools conduct “Satoshi economic simulation games”
Purchasing wedding rings with BTC offers customization bonuses
Law firms specializing in Bitcoin asset inheritance appear
Forensic teams for wallet tracking in criminal cases emerge
Self-destruct recovery code options are available to prevent wallet theft
BTC-related reality shows become popular
In Bitcoin fishing games, players earn small Satoshis
“Bitcoin influencer” becomes the 7th most popular career among high school students
🔹 81–100. Future Strategy & Mindset
In 2035, the safest asset is BTC + information
“Assets that appreciate with time” are only BTC
The key to preserving BTC is not by not using it, but using it wisely
Designing family BTC portfolios becomes essential
Parents are increasingly passing down “blocks” instead of retirement plans
BTC is recognized as an identity asset, not just an investment
To become an asset owner, you need a BTC wallet, AI, and automated routines
In case of an accident, BTC is protected through smart contracts
“Satoshi yield calculator” apps become popular
In smart cities, you can’t enter homes without BTC
BTC is ultimately a choice for freedom
Those who understand BTC will last longer than those who just invest
BTC is a movement of thought and a financial revolution
The greatest risk is not knowing BTC
The strongest strategy is consistency (DCA)
People without at least 0.1 BTC will be called “financial refugees” in 2035
BTC is a digital ladder for intergenerational wealth transfer
Those who accumulate even 1 Satoshi daily will be survivors
My BTC philosophy = My identity
BTC is not the end, it’s the beginning.