BTCMobick in four block numbers
Scroll slowly. In three minutes you will travel from Bitcoin’s first block to the Mobick block being mined right now.
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The 3-minute tour — BTCMobick in four block numbers
2009.01.03
Bitcoin’s first block
Satoshi Nakamoto carved that day’s front-page headline into the first block: “Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks.” A ledger that orders payments without a bank began here.
2009 → 2019
Ten years, 556,759 blocks
Every ten minutes a block arrived carrying the hash of the one before. For ten years, a ledger that breaks if you change any page kept growing.
2019.01.03
Exactly ten years later, a fork
Inheriting Bitcoin’s ledger through block #556,759, BTCMobick mined its first block of its own at 00:35 UTC. Same rules, same 21 million — a different road.
2023.03 – 07
Never sold — given to those who paid the cost
Fifty coins on Gwanaksan, a hundred on Gyeryongsan, a boat to Hallasan, flights to LA and Australia. As the cost of getting coins rose, people refused to sell them cheap — the monetary phenomenon.
2026.01.11
New Bedford — a new ledger, a new first block
All 382,060 UTXOs were verified one by one and moved to a new mainnet. Its first block reads “Nova Bedfordia - Lucem Diffundo” — the motto of the whaling port that lit the world.
now
And right now
The Mobick mainnet is still adding a block every ten minutes. The block on the far right is the real latest one. Now learn it yourself, one block at a time.
// 00 — INTRO
BTCMobick in four block numbers
Scroll slowly. In three minutes you will travel from Bitcoin’s first block to the Mobick block being mined right now.
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// 01 — GENESIS · 2009.01.03
Bitcoin’s first block
Satoshi Nakamoto carved that day’s front-page headline into the first block: “Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks.” A ledger that orders payments without a bank began here.
// 02 — CHAIN · 2009 → 2019
Ten years, 556,759 blocks
Every ten minutes a block arrived carrying the hash of the one before. For ten years, a ledger that breaks if you change any page kept growing.
// 03 — FORK · 2019.01.03
Exactly ten years later, a fork
Inheriting Bitcoin’s ledger through block #556,759, BTCMobick mined its first block of its own at 00:35 UTC. Same rules, same 21 million — a different road.
// 04 — AIRDROP · 2023.03 – 07
Never sold — given to those who paid the cost
Fifty coins on Gwanaksan, a hundred on Gyeryongsan, a boat to Hallasan, flights to LA and Australia. As the cost of getting coins rose, people refused to sell them cheap — the monetary phenomenon.
// 05 — NEW BEDFORD · 2026.01.11
New Bedford — a new ledger, a new first block
All 382,060 UTXOs were verified one by one and moved to a new mainnet. Its first block reads “Nova Bedfordia - Lucem Diffundo” — the motto of the whaling port that lit the world.
// 06 — LIVE · now
And right now
The Mobick mainnet is still adding a block every ten minutes. The block on the far right is the real latest one. Now learn it yourself, one block at a time.
BTCMobick in four block numbers
Scroll slowly. In three minutes you will travel from Bitcoin’s first block to the Mobick block being mined right now.
↓ Scroll down
Bitcoin’s first block
Satoshi Nakamoto carved that day’s front-page headline into the first block: “Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks.” A ledger that orders payments without a bank began here.
Ten years, 556,759 blocks
Every ten minutes a block arrived carrying the hash of the one before. For ten years, a ledger that breaks if you change any page kept growing.
Exactly ten years later, a fork
Inheriting Bitcoin’s ledger through block #556,759, BTCMobick mined its first block of its own at 00:35 UTC. Same rules, same 21 million — a different road.
Never sold — given to those who paid the cost
Fifty coins on Gwanaksan, a hundred on Gyeryongsan, a boat to Hallasan, flights to LA and Australia. As the cost of getting coins rose, people refused to sell them cheap — the monetary phenomenon.
New Bedford — a new ledger, a new first block
All 382,060 UTXOs were verified one by one and moved to a new mainnet. Its first block reads “Nova Bedfordia - Lucem Diffundo” — the motto of the whaling port that lit the world.
And right now
The Mobick mainnet is still adding a block every ten minutes. The block on the far right is the real latest one. Now learn it yourself, one block at a time.
BTCMobick in four block numbers
Scroll slowly. In three minutes you will travel from Bitcoin’s first block to the Mobick block being mined right now.
2009.01.03
Bitcoin’s first block
Satoshi Nakamoto carved that day’s front-page headline into the first block: “Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks.” A ledger that orders payments without a bank began here.
2009 → 2019
Ten years, 556,759 blocks
Every ten minutes a block arrived carrying the hash of the one before. For ten years, a ledger that breaks if you change any page kept growing.
2019.01.03
Exactly ten years later, a fork
Inheriting Bitcoin’s ledger through block #556,759, BTCMobick mined its first block of its own at 00:35 UTC. Same rules, same 21 million — a different road.
2023.03 – 07
Never sold — given to those who paid the cost
Fifty coins on Gwanaksan, a hundred on Gyeryongsan, a boat to Hallasan, flights to LA and Australia. As the cost of getting coins rose, people refused to sell them cheap — the monetary phenomenon.
2026.01.11
New Bedford — a new ledger, a new first block
All 382,060 UTXOs were verified one by one and moved to a new mainnet. Its first block reads “Nova Bedfordia - Lucem Diffundo” — the motto of the whaling port that lit the world.
now
And right now
The Mobick mainnet is still adding a block every ten minutes. The block on the far right is the real latest one. Now learn it yourself, one block at a time.