Wow, this is an interesting topic, but I think the regression theory is really nonsense, and the argument that Bitcoin wasn't money when it first came out is wrong, since Satochi mentioned that it is a peer-to-peer electronic cash system without trusted third parties, so anyone should automatically think that this is money and has always been money since its inception.

But something I really liked and didn't know before is that money is language. If I think about it carefully, Satoshi's words confirm that Bitcoin is cash and that's what it was created for. That's when I realize that, yes, language, when it comes to giving value to something else, in our case Bitcoin, is definitely money.

Excellent article, my friend. I really enjoyed reading it.

Yes, I see that it's from years ago, but at least it gives me an idea of what I need to do to get off on the right foot.

I haven't found any more up-to-date guides, but this is more than enough to get started and add value, as well as supporting the content of others here with some SATS.

I am very grateful for this collection of articles. They have helped me understand more about how SN works, what I should and shouldn't do. I come from other decentralized social networks, and the truth is that I see in SN what I have always been looking for to express everything I need to say about Bitcoin.

I have saved these guides. I am new and want to get off to the best start possible here. Thank you for compiling all this information. I am continuing to read many articles.

I'm new here, and before making my first post, I read several top posts to learn more about SN, and boy, did it help! It was the best thing I could have done, because I was about to do every single one of the bad things you mention.

Thank you for this incredible article. I read every single word.

Hello everyone, I am new to the Stacker News community. Let me introduce myself: my name is Lenon, and my pseudonym, as you know me, is Lenonmc21.

It's a pleasure to be here. I'm excited to share high-quality, valuable content with all of you related to Bitcoin and other areas of Web3 in which I have experience, as I have been a writer and content editor for over 8 years and have worked on other decentralized networks.

I hope to learn from many and adapt as best as possible. On the other hand, with everyone's permission, I would like to ask if some of this type of content fits with what you usually read in this space:

• Bitcoin in general
• Technical analysis of BTC
• News
• Ways to generate dividends through yield farming, especially with liquidity pools that have BTC.

I will read everything to adapt and continue learning. Thank you very much.