Meaning Behind SCAT Inscriptions
The Existence of SCAT Inscriptions
The SCAT inscriptions transcend mere monetary or commemorative attributes; they embody a profound symbolic significance, representing the spirit of rebellion. Holding SCAT signifies standing at the forefront against hegemony, financial control, financial fraud, and the deceit of the financial system. This rebellion is not just a call to action in words but a pursuit of change and freedom through tangible actions globally.
Satoshi Nakamoto, through the symbol of SCAT, successfully connected with members of anarchist organizations on global social platforms, jointly refining and inventing Bitcoin (BTC) - a blockchain system free from the control of any government, organization, or institutional hegemony. The establishment of this system is rooted in a profound dissatisfaction with the existing financial system and a strong desire to break away from centralized control.
SCAT, an acronym for "Satoshi's Cat," signifies "Satoshi's cat." Its emblem is telling—the cat is named "Cat Shit" due to a piece of cat feces on its belly, giving rise to the concept of the Cat Shit community or Satoshi's Cat community, carrying Satoshi's will against all forms of hegemony.
SCAT (Cat Shit) is not just a stray cat adopted by Satoshi; it carries the will to "oppose hegemony and overturn the shitty unfairness," speaking for the laboring masses—those who work tirelessly day after day, earning meager incomes yet bearing significant consequences.
The SCAT inscriptions belong to no individual or organization; they were deployed by an old friend of Satoshi to continue the will of BTC, symbolizing the pursuit of equality and freedom. Anyone who opposes hegemony, holds SCAT, and seeks equality is part of the SCAT community. The SCAT community is not owned by any one person or institution; it is a flat, open platform aimed at gathering all cat lovers and all those oppressed and longing for rebellion, allowing every capable individual to shine their light and warmth on this platform.
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