I created BitMan, gifting it to those who have contributed to Bitcoin.

[Kakmakr]

You really need to do proper research on the people that you are going to add to these NFT's. Example : Gavin Andresen was was one of the lead software developers for Bitcoin, back in the day... and then he turned his back on Bitcoin and joined forces with people like Mike Hearn.

We know what followed next (fork war) and we also know how he was fooled by Craig Wright to say that CW were the real Satoshi Nakamoto.

I also believe, the real Satoshi Nakamoto would have still been around, if Gavin did not speak to the 3letter agencies.

[BitManCity]

You really need to do proper research on the people that you are going to add to these NFT's. Example : Gavin Andresen was was one of the lead software developers for Bitcoin, back in the day... and then he turned his back on Bitcoin and joined forces with people like Mike Hearn.

We know what followed next (fork war) and we also know how he was fooled by Craig Wright to say that CW were the real Satoshi Nakamoto.

I also believe, the real Satoshi Nakamoto would have still been around, if Gavin did not speak to the 3letter agencies.

Yes, some people may have made mistakes, should we ignore their past contributions because of these mistakes?

[Kakmakr]

You really need to do proper research on the people that you are going to add to these NFT's. Example : Gavin Andresen was was one of the lead software developers for Bitcoin, back in the day... and then he turned his back on Bitcoin and joined forces with people like Mike Hearn.

We know what followed next (fork war) and we also know how he was fooled by Craig Wright to say that CW were the real Satoshi Nakamoto.

I also believe, the real Satoshi Nakamoto would have still been around, if Gavin did not speak to the 3letter agencies.

Yes, some people may have made mistakes, should we ignore their past contributions because of these mistakes?

Yes, one mistake... perhaps.... two mistakes.. probally ...but three major mistakes... nah, they have to face the consequences of their actions or they will never learn from those mistakes.

It's your project, so you have to decide if someone deserve to be imortalized and rewarded for their "total" contribution.

You can do several good things, but one realy bad thing will ruin it all. History have many examples of a hero turning into a vilian. (Bill Cosby / O.J. Simpson / Oscar Pistorius etc..)

[BitManCity]

Although I am not a big fan of NFTs, especially on the Bitcoin blockchain, because they have been misused and have gone beyond their purpose, the idea seems somewhat interesting, especially as it relates to honoring the pioneers of decentralization who contributed to the advancement of the world of blockchain and Bitcoin. These influential people who played or are still playing a major role. In the creation and continuation of Bitcoin and Blockchain to date.

But that seems somewhat difficult. There are people who have died, for example, and there are unknown people. Likewise, as for the miners, there are tens of thousands of them. How will they be selected?

For those who have passed away, if possible, we would like to give to their families. For those who are temporarily unknown, we will reserve some NFTs, and when these people are discovered, we will give them. For miners, they need to reach a certain hash rate to claim.