You’re both asking the most important questions — and I’m grateful for them.

Yes, you understood it correctly: this project is **not about utility**, **not about commerce**, and **not about authority**.

It is **about meaning**.

Bitcoin was born not from a corporate institution, but from an idea. That idea spread not because it had backing — but because it had belief.

This certificate is not granted by an institution.
It is created by a *culture*.

You don’t need it. You won’t trade it. You won’t stake it. 
But one day, when your child asks: 
**“Did you own Bitcoin when it was still young?”** 
You might pull this out and say: 
**“Yes. I was there. I believed.”**

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This is not a revolution of money — it’s a revolution of ownership.

And just like Laszlo’s pizza is meaningless to the world but meaningful to us — 
This deed is meaningless to markets, but meaningful to memory.

The website (btcparcels.com) does not issue authority. 
It issues **acknowledgment** — a symbolic reflection of participation.

So why does it matter?

Because **history** is not made only by protocols. 
It is made by people who cared enough to **leave a trace**.

— By Terratoshi