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πŸ—£οΈ Satoshi on Emission On February 18, 2010, Satoshi commented on Bitcoin's predetermined supply. "In this regard, [Bitcoin] is more like precious metals. Instead of adjusting the supply to maintain a stable value, the supply is predetermined, and the value changes. As the number of users grows, the value of each coin increases. This can lead to a positive feedback loop: as the number of users increases, the value grows, which may attract more users wanting to benefit from the rising value."
πŸš— First Bitcoins for Car Collateral On February 16, 2012, the first announcement appeared on the bitcointalk forum offering to lend the author 1000 BTC at 16% per month. The interest would amount to 160 BTC. As collateral, the author of the post offered a BNR32 Skyline GT-R, whose value at that time was approximately 4 times higher than the loan. image
🚘 Porsche Cayman S Sold for 300 BTC On February 13, 2013, the family sold a Porsche Cayman S for ~300 BTC. The car was valued at $40,000. "Today, the Porsche was sold for ~300 bitcoins! If this isn't proof that bitcoin is a legitimate currency, then I don't know what will be proof."
β‚Ώ First Proposal of Bitcoin Symbol and Ticker On February 5, 2010, a user on the bitcointalk forum with the nickname NewLibertyStandard first proposed defining a symbol for Bitcoin, as well as deciding on a ticker for the cryptocurrency, which would facilitate the exchange of Bitcoin for traditional currencies, goods, and services. As a symbol, he suggested borrowing the Thai baht symbol, which subsequently led to the creation of the unique and well-known Bitcoin logo today. As for the ticker, NewLibertyStandard proposed BTC, which is globally used today. image
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