$TBC ★The Continuation of the Experiment and the Transmission of Faith ★

Satoshi Nakamoto defined Bitcoin as an open experiment. Before retreating, he left two words, which are both a farewell and an expectation:
"Bitcoin is an experiment. Let’s see how it plays out."
Translation: "Bitcoin is an experiment. Let’s see how it turns out."
"If you don’t believe me or don’t get it, I don’t have time to try to convince you, sorry."
Translation: "If you don’t believe me or don’t understand, I don’t have time to persuade you, sorry."

TBC’s mission is precisely to take this "experiment" to a broader dimension. It does not overthrow Satoshi Nakamoto’s original design but fills the limitations of its era with engineering wisdom—using 4GB large blocks to carry "massive transactions," reserving UTXO smart contracts to realize "complex logic," and safeguarding the "faith that utility surpasses cost" with PoW consensus. In the wave of Web3, TBC is not another "faster chain," but an "extension" of Satoshi Nakamoto’s vision: it proves that Bitcoin’s legitimacy does not lie in rigid adherence to the 1MB block "fundamentalism," but in embracing technological evolution with an open mindset, allowing the ideal of "peer-to-peer electronic cash" to become reality.

This experiment is still ongoing, and TBC has written its own footnotes—following in Satoshi Nakamoto’s footsteps, advancing toward the next milestone of digital civilization.