Bitcoin hoodie with cypherpunk print and sleeve details
A bitcoin hoodie in tribute to original cyberpunk - Satoshi Nakamoto
The bitcoin hoodie features a punk inspired back print, with Satsohi Nakamoto as the main part, with punk styled front, extra text details and bright bold colours, the bitcoin hoodie is a stylish way to show your allegiance to the crypto movement. We also added some other details, Anarchy logo on one sleeve and a famous quote about the cypherpunk movement "No amount of violence will Ever solve a math problem" Tis quote is taken from the awesome book; Cypherpunks, The freedom and future of the internet, by Julien Assange.
We created this bitcoin hoodie inspired by Satoshi and Bitcoin. Let's face it, whether you're a Bitcoin maxi, or a total defi degen. We all owe it all to the original cypherpunks. Satoshi Nakamoto is the OG. The main man. Year zero. He was part of the movement and created Bitcoin and so it's only right that we honour him with this cypherpunk bitcoin hoodie.
It's inspired by classic punk fashion, think Vivienne Westwood in 77. Think the sex pistols down the kings road, think of the Clash ripping it up on stage. That's what cryto is to trad finance. This is us. Shout about it.
Cyberpunk Hoodie details
- premium heavy feeling ethically grown cotton blend
- Classic fit
- Sleeve prints
- front print
- choice of colours
- unisex
- Inspired by punk fashion
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The Cypherpunk Movement that started in the 80's and through the 90's when a group of like minded individuals came together. This group was fearful and unhappy about the levels of government spying and prying, censorship and limitations being placed on free speech. The cypherpunks valued free speech, individual freedom and had a love for cryptography. They had backgrounds in a wide range of fields including law, politics and computer science. The group also had a history of activism. They strongly believed that people should be able to communicate freely with privacy, this led to them working on encryption methods, such as public key cryptography and VPN's. This lead the group on to creating many privacy led computer programmes, including smart contracts and eventually Bitcoin, which led to blockchain technology.
We reckon that's pretty punk and we reckon it should be celebrated.
