A storm is brewing in the world of Bitcoin. The heart of the crypto revolution—the very principles that made Bitcoin digital gold—are under threat. And the threat has a name: BIP177.
For years, the Bitcoin community stood strong, holding firm to a sacred promise: There will only ever be 21 million Bitcoins. This limit wasn’t just a number—it was a firewall against inflation, a foundation of trust, and the soul of the network.
But BIP177 dares to rewrite this legacy.
Under BIP177:
A. What is now 0.00000001 BTC (1 Satoshi) will become 1 Bitcoin.
B. The hard cap of 21 million BTC will explode into an astronomical 2,100,000,000,000,000 BTC.
That’s 2.1 quadrillion "new" Bitcoins.
In one stroke, BIP177 threatens to dilute the essence of Bitcoin, unraveling the symbolic power of scarcity. The value, the pride, the digital gold standard—tossed aside for a rebranding that serves no true purpose but to confuse and fracture.
Imagine your few thousand satoshis—the result of years of hodling—suddenly rebranded as "bitcoins." What happens to meaning, to value, to history?
This isn't progress. It's betrayal.
Bitcoin was never meant to be "just another coin." It was designed to stand apart—a deflationary beacon in a sea of inflationary chaos. BIP177 risks turning it into just another junk crypto.
We must protect the legacy. We must say NO to BIP177.
Because if we don't, the day it passes will be remembered as the day Bitcoin died.
