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In November 1998, Wei Dai posted a short proposal to the cypherpunks mailing list. 📄 He called it b-money: a way for untraceable peers to have money and contracts without a state in the middle. Money would be created by burning compute. Accounts would be public keys. The ledger would be collective. He did not ship a chain. The file just sat there: weidai.com/bmoney.txt. 📙 Ten years later, Satoshi published the Bitcoin whitepaper. Reference [1] is b-money. Adam Back had pointed Satoshi to Wei Dai. Satoshi emailed him for the citation. Early Bitcoin even used Dai’s Crypto++ library for SHA-256. That is the lore. It is real. It is also not a business plan. 💯 Nowadays $b-money was launched on bsc chain via @flapdotsh 🦋 The hook is simple. Holders receive BTCB from a 1/1 tax. No staking page. No weekly claim. Trade happens, tax happens, Bitcoin-on-BNB hits wallets. The name points at the whitepaper. The mechanism points at BTC. Website: bmoney-site.vercel.app/ If you hold, you are not only sitting on a ticker. You are getting a drip of the asset the lore is about. In a market addicted to points, dashboards, and airdrop theater, “do nothing, receive BTCB” is easy to repeat. 🔄 Distribution so far has been on-chain and retail-shaped: Flap launch, Binance Wallet by contract, FOMO verification, LBank. Ca: 0xf49725118cb0707b8706ffffe895f3ab16da7777 Potential, in this case, is not cash flow or a roadmap. It is whether the name keeps finding new eyes. 👀 Three things have to stay true at the same time: 1 - The 1998 story remains the frame. 2 - The BTCB mechanism keeps paying and stays simple enough to explain. 3 - The token does not get confused with an endorsement. Wei Dai has already noted the irony. b-money is one of the cleanest origin objects in crypto. 🗣️ @bmoneyonbnb