Yes. Lots of evidence that Bit-COIN is double meaning for "digital counterinsurgency" which you are currently a part of. It appears to be the financial part of the worldwide coalition, or self-organizing collective (SOC), or military whitehats. Whatever you want to call them.

Updated counterinsurgency manual is actually abbreviated as COIN.

Some evidence that BitCOIN was rolled out in 2009 because it was potentially going to get used right away or within 4 years (by Jan 20, 2013). It looks like that effort got delayed. But as an fyi you can trace BitCOIN origins back to the 1970s directly with some cryptography white papers. Look at hash-rate gone wild after SpaceForce created: https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/bitcoin-hashrate.html#3y [hashrate is effectively how much energy it takes to attack BitCOIN and disrupt operations, i.e. a measure of how secure it is].

At some point (suspected in 1980s or 1990s) a consortium was created of Samsung, Toshiba, Nakamichi, and Motorola (SaToshi NakaMoto): https://greatawakening.win/p/15HvPn5IUa/pepperidge-farm-remembers-the-di/

Yes. Lots of evidence that Bit-COIN is double meaning for "digital counterinsurgency" which you are currently a part of. It appears to be the financial part of the worldwide coalition, or self-organizing collective (SOC), or military whitehats. Whatever you want to call them.

Updated counterinsurgency manual is actually abbreviated as COIN.

Some evidence that BitCOIN was rolled out in 2009 because it potentially going to get used right away or within 4 years (by Jan 20, 2013). It looks like that effort got delayed. But as an fyi you can trace BitCOIN origins back to the 1970s directly with some cryptography white papers.

At some point (suspected in 1980s or 1990s) a consortium was created of Samsung, Toshiba, Nakamichi, and Motorola (SaToshi NakaMoto): https://greatawakening.win/p/15HvPn5IUa/pepperidge-farm-remembers-the-di/