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Bitcoin is hard to picture.
So I built it as a live 3D machine, running on the real Bitcoin network.
Mempool, miners, difficulty, supply, nodes. Every block, live.
Plus a whole world around it: a live forum, a wall paid in sats, a dogfight where one round = one block, and a free Bitcoin University.
No token. Free.
18 years ago today, Satoshi sent 9 pages to a cryptography mailing list.
The white paper was written for cryptographers. He needed the experts to take Bitcoin seriously, so it is dense and technical.
Here is the simple version: every section explained by Satoshi, on a live 3D Bitcoin machine.
11 minutes. No prior knowledge needed.
Happy White Paper Day ₿
Watch it on YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=B5K5eWP-…
Explore the machine yourself: visualizebitcoin.org
Read the paper: visualizebitcoin.org/whitepa…
Welcome to the bitcoin world
One of the most fun ways I've seen to learn about Bitcoin. My friend vibe coded visualizebitcoin.org, a 3D Bitcoin world that features: a flying game, a whole Bitcoin universe, and now a Bitcoin University.
Every block you see on @mempool, this machine runs on it.
Real blocks, real hashrate, real fees, live, turned into one 3D machine.
Live data by mempool.space ⚡
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👀 Un site permet littéralement de VOIR comment fonctionne Bitcoin… comme si tout le réseau était une immense machine dont on pouvait observer les rouages.
Le projet s’appelle VisualizeBitcoin.org. Plutôt que d’expliquer Bitcoin avec des pages de texte technique, le site transforme son fonctionnement en expérience visuelle interactive. On peut suivre le parcours d’une transaction depuis un wallet, comprendre son passage dans la mempool puis observer comment elle finit par être intégrée à un bloc.
Le site permet également de visualiser le rôle des mineurs, la création des blocs et le mécanisme d’ajustement de la difficulté. Des concepts qui paraissent souvent abstraits lorsqu’ils sont expliqués avec du vocabulaire technique deviennent beaucoup plus intuitifs lorsqu’on voit directement comment chaque élément interagit avec les autres.
Official launch is coming soon! 🚀
V3.1 is already live.
We (me an claude) are fixing a few remaining bugs and addressing weaknesses identified in a security and abuse-prevention audit before the official launch.
Stay tuned!
#Makebitcoinfunagain
Visualize Bitcoin V3.1 is live.
🎓 Bitcoin University: 87 lessons, 3 exams, a real diploma with your avatar on it. Satoshi is your tutor.
💬 Player chat: talk to everyone, or privately to whoever stands next to you.
⚡ YAP: a live forum where every topic is a gold block. Tips go straight to the author's wallet.
#bitcoin
$bitcoin
#satoshi
#BTC
Back to school.
🎓Bitcoin University is open on Visualize Bitcoin.
87 lessons to learn Bitcoin inside the 3D world, then 3 exams of 21 questions to test what you really know. Pass with 10 or more and you get your diploma.
Stuck on a lesson? Satoshi is your tutor.
Here's mine. Your turn 👇
visualizebitcoin.org/school
Think you can kick @JeanPhilMadame’s ass? 😏
Try your best moves during a AURA battle. ⚡🔥
V3.1 is taking shape, and it's already live.
-New UX. New experiences.
-So much to explore, and much more on the way.
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Replying to @bitcoinworld3d
@bitcoinworld3d V3.1 is coming !
Just crossed the 200H of pure build LFG 🚀
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Btw i build most of the time at the @btchousebali in bali! Come say hi!
🙏 Thx for sharing
NEW WEBSITE OFFERS A FULL VISUAL EXPLANATION OF HOW BITCOIN WORKS
VisualizeBitcoin.org turns the Bitcoin network into an interactive machine, showing how each part of the system works together.
From wallets and transactions to the mempool, mining, blocks, and difficulty adjustments, the site offers a visual walkthrough of Bitcoin from start to finish.
I want to tell you why I started Visualize Bitcoin and how I ended up building a 3D world instead of making another Bitcoin explainer.
The project didn’t begin with a clear master plan.
It began with a feeling that something was missing.
#bitcoin #3DAI #vibecoding
Later, the project needed something people could participate in.
That became the Wall of Satoshi:
210,000 pixels, each representing 100 bitcoins.
Anyone can paint on it by paying sats through Lightning.
A real payment changes a real part of the world.













