- If each Bitcoin block could be measured/“priced” in joules per satoshi, how would that change the way we interpret block time and value?
- What would it mean for every block to carry a distinct thermodynamic signature, an energy cost uniquely tied to its creation? What does it mean for time to be priced and measured in energy?
- How does Bitcoin pricing itself directly in joules, independent of any fiat reference, reframe its role as a monetary system?
- In what ways would such a metric reshape mining incentives and deepen our understanding of Bitcoin’s physical foundations?
- What if I told you it was possible to do this today?
- Are Bitcoin Improvement Proposals (BIPs) limited to protocol changes, or is the most important improvement still a deeper understanding of the physical process Bitcoin already instantiates?
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