Bitcoin is not just money. It's digital land. (A vision from Terratoshi)

[yhiaali3]

If I understand you correctly, the whole idea is moral and carries no material value.
You are not selling anything or creating something new her, But rather simply providing an honorary or symbolic certificate for all Bitcoin holders. IMO it is like receiving an honorary degree from a prestigious university...

But may be members  wondering who will grant them this certificate? I mean what is its value? Does it matter? Or is it just a symbolic certificate? If so why would they care about obtaining it? Especially since it isn't issued by a major organization.

[fikrett]

^ That's also a good question.

Because it sounds good on paper, but its realization.. more problems arise second by second 

[Terratoshi]

You’re both asking the most important questions — and I’m grateful for them.

Yes, you understood it correctly: this project is **not about utility**, **not about commerce**, and **not about authority**.

It is **about meaning**.

Bitcoin was born not from a corporate institution, but from an idea. That idea spread not because it had backing — but because it had belief.

This certificate is not granted by an institution.
It is created by a *culture*.

You don’t need it. You won’t trade it. You won’t stake it. 
But one day, when your child asks: 
**“Did you own Bitcoin when it was still young?”** 
You might pull this out and say: 
**“Yes. I was there. I believed.”**

—

This is not a revolution of money — it’s a revolution of ownership.

And just like Laszlo’s pizza is meaningless to the world but meaningful to us — 
This deed is meaningless to markets, but meaningful to memory.

The website (btcparcels.com) does not issue authority. 
It issues **acknowledgment** — a symbolic reflection of participation.

So why does it matter?

Because **history** is not made only by protocols. 
It is made by people who cared enough to **leave a trace**.

— By Terratoshi