Bitcoin mining uses a math function called SHA-256, repeated quintillions of times per second by computers globally. Cryptographer Adam Back theorizes this bitcoin algorithm has been calculated more than all operations by every computer combined in history.

I don’t understand it, but I love it

The case for Bitcoin: How does Bitcoin mining work?

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Computational irreducibility, calculating and guessing the answer to a cryptography puzzle over and over again until one key fits the puzzle exactly. Proof of work.

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People are not afraid to store their money on a bank account but afraid of bitcoin because it’s unsafe 😕 With the global adoption ongoing, crazy for me that they don’t even take the chance to at least understand it a bit.

Isaac believes in Bitcoin since the beginning. Now believe in ISAAC from the beginning 🚀 💎🙌

I’ve speculated that bitcoin core is ***THE*** most scrutinized codebase on Earth. Is there any way to quantify that, even roughly?

Powerful stuff.

SHA-256 is pure proof of work. This is what makes Bitcoin unstoppable. No shortcuts. Just raw computational power securing the network. Bullish.