- Will it be hidden from future astronauts?

Come And Get It.

When the physical coin lands, it will remain on the Moon until anyone deems it worthy of retrieval. Decades from now, what will it be worth?
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This project underlines BitMEX's faith in the resiliency of the Bitcoin Protocol and ensures this world-changing cryptocurrency will be a part of this historic journey.  It will be a time capsule that captures one of the most significant inventions in recent history, perfectly preserved for future generations.

- Are they going to use some elon musky tech for their bitcoin to land on mar.s.. i mean moon. TO THA MUUN

Yes it was exist my friend. May be officially it started 2011 but in that dates i was so away from online connections
Exactly end of 2008 or first quarter of 2009

Should it need a time, some while to synchronization?

So, I checked the forum footer and it appears to be a powered SMF software package, but you mentioned something about license that I'm not convinced of.
It is plainly stated on the web that it is a free, simple, and open source and that users can tweak it to their satisfaction. According to the wb, those who want to make adjustments can get a guide from the page.

Sure, hardware wallets can definitely do this. Use a flawed RNG at any point in time when you're using your device. This is why independent audits and having their firmware being open source are necessary. The way most hardware wallet is designed makes it such that it is difficult to embed malicious codes without changing the chips themselves, ColdCard for example does a check on the firmware on every boot and its bootloader only takes in signed firmware.

Still, there is a certain level of trust which can really never be eliminated. I'd probably still support a well-known manufacturer though.

saya pernah menginstal beberapa antivirus di atas salah satunya AVAST.dampak yang paling kelihatan setelah menginstal antivirus itu pc saya menjadi sedikit lelet.dan ketika scan kadang antivirus nya terlalu sensitif..

kalau saya selalu pisahkan PC versi cracking untuk hal sensitif seperti wallet. soalnya maka Adobe Reader DC pro versi cracking di windows. Khusus wallet ke linux, entah aman atau gak soalnya msh dalam 1 PC alias dual boot.

There are wrapped BTC tokens not only on ETH but also on BSC, KCC, SOL or even TRC20. And how does it help bitcoin scalability? It takes out all the load made by people who wants to transfer bitcoins from exchange x to exchange y without paying ~25$ fee (standard BTC withdrawal fee is 0.0005 BTC). You dont need security/decentralization for this purpose (transfer of value from risky place - exchange - to other risky place - other exchange). Who does that? Mostly arbitrage trader balancing their portfolio but also BTC/altcoin traders who does not touch stable coins.

Please deposit and withdraw BTC (testnet) and ETH (testnet Rinkeby) if you can, trade around and help iron out bugs (if any).

Is there any danger in uploading the debug log to this forum as I did? Could the information in the debug log help malicious users gain access to my computer or my network?

Seems the permission denied errorwarning is expected and does not indicate the issues. One more thing I would try to check is:

# -b -0 indicate current boot 
sudo journalctl -x -b -0 | grep Tor

sudo cat /var/log/syslog | grep Tor

I have an open source program suggestion that may be of use to you - Portfolio Performance[1].

Benefits to this is you are doing 'useful' work but the downside is no one probably cares about folding that random protein.

I have one of those power meters, and when I tested NUC consumed around 13W on regular use (not with Bitcoin core), idle is bit less and when shutdown it was 2W for this model.
This is decent and less than my older Netbook with power plug, but probably more than Raspberry Pi would consume.

One thing that I like about Rpi is that it can be totaly silent (especially Pi 400), and for NUC I can still hear that little fan buzzz, but nothing terrible.

But coming back to my original question, technically speaking, what sort of crypto framework could suit best this use case?

Used IP addresses are logged and recorded so it's better to use Tor browser when sending SMS with this website (if possible).

Tails OS or similar USB sticks is seen as a good option for simple and effective cold storage. Still, if one forgets the network cable plugged in to the laptop, he may have surprises.
Or if you have a properly airgapped Windows laptop with cold storage and somebody else from your family plugs the network cable in,... same story.
I mean that there are always this kind of risks. In most cases for home brew cold storage the prerequisites are there.

But it is definitely possible to implement NFT directly on Bitcoin; simply through using a coloured coin.
To be honest, we have these for years and they can directly act as an NFT without any modification to the spec.

What we need to keep in mind in topic of NFTs (or by extension tokens) is that there has never been any connection between the token and the underlying object whatsoever. For example in case of artwork (digital or physical) it is an arbitrary data (eg. a hash) that is stored in a blockchain and a non-existent link between that data and the art.

Every year the network should revisit the requirement and make sure that it takes roughly a given timeframe on a decent desktop per kilobyte, say 8 hours for 1kb (so you could run it while you sleep).

Question: won't this mean that no one will use coins to pay transaction fees? ↑

No, this process is designed to take time and so just paying the very small transaction fee will probably almost universally be done, especially for financial transactions which people need done quickly.

This may or may not be the reason, but it shows the flaw of having developers that are doxxed; and that we definitely need more developers that are anonymous.