Bitcoin Is for Everyone: No Permission Required

By “Keeper,” Your Invisible Guide

Most of the time, money feels like a gate.

Want to open a bank account? Show your papers.
Want to send money abroad? Pay big fees and wait days.
Want to use your own savings? Hope your account isn’t frozen.

The old system asks you for permission at every step.

The Gatekeepers

Banks and governments act like referees, but really, they’re gatekeepers.

• They decide who gets to play.
• They decide when you can move your money.
• They decide which rules apply today—and how they’ll change tomorrow.
  

And if they don’t like what you do, they can cut you off in seconds.

Bitcoin Doesn’t Ask

Bitcoin flips the script.

• No ID checks.
• No borders.
• No waiting room.
  

With just a phone or a computer, you can join the network. Send money across the world in minutes. Receive payments without asking for anyone’s approval.

Bitcoin doesn’t care where you live, what language you speak, or what passport you hold. It only cares if you follow the rules of the code.

Why It Matters

Permissionless money means:

• A shopkeeper in Nigeria can sell to a customer in Argentina.
• A family in Lebanon can protect savings when their bank collapses.
• A teenager in the U.S. can accept payments online without a bank account.
  

It’s money that works the same for everyone, everywhere.

The Future Belongs to the Open

In the old world, the gatekeepers hold the keys.
In Bitcoin, you hold your own keys.

That’s the difference between waiting to be allowed—and simply walking through the door.

🎮 Play, Learn, Win

That’s why The Game of Satoshi was created.
To show how broken the old money is—and how Bitcoin frees us from permission.

Play the episodes. Solve the puzzles. Collect the clues. And maybe win real Bitcoin.

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