What makes Bitcoin great

Rationally splitting a math problem into contribution points that everyone can contribute to, turning it into a problem that all of humanity can contribute to, and then feeding back the contributions to everyone as wealth, is a model that is worth pondering and exciting. Although it is very similar to crowdfunding, it is more specific and practical than crowdfunding.

     If Deep Blue can calculate 200 million steps per second, assuming that there are 100 million people in China participating, and if personal computers can calculate 4G times per second, how many Deep Blues have we created to help solve basic math problems? (Let’s not consider the problem of collaboration between nodes, including latency, collaborative algorithms, etc., if the base number is large, we can also create multiple Deep Blues with similar performance.) Of course, the problems solved can be extended to all problems faced by humans, not limited to mathematics, but can be physics and artificial intelligence.

     Just like the collective wisdom of ants, when applied to the right places, it can create miracles for all mankind. I seemed to see the process of the Trisolarans using their own optical reflection to create a supercomputer, and also saw the excitement of the Trisolarans using this technology to keep moving forward.

     We have seen the business model of Bitcoin and the benefits that can be obtained, and we should also see the significance of this model to mankind or to a group.

     However, this ant colony has only one queen ant, and the ultimate beneficiary of collective thinking, that is, the ultimate beneficiary of these mathematical solutions, is ultimately the creator of the Bitcoin platform.

     I was thinking, does the ban on Bitcoin in China involve, to some extent, the competition between the two “Ant Queens”?

     I don’t know much about Bitcoin, but from the encyclopedia and other related information I know, I suddenly thought of this little bit of greatness.