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I Bought $250,000 Worth of Bitcoin Puppets No, that’s not a typo. That’s a quarter-million dollars allocated into one of the earliest cultural collections ever inscribed on Bitcoin — digital artifacts that cannot be forged, diluted, or erased. Most would call it irrational. But let me explain the thesis. Each Puppet is a unique, hand-drawn digital collectible permanently etched into Bitcoin’s base layer. It’s not a token or a database entry — it’s a fragment of digital history, time-stamped into the hardest asset humanity has ever created. Every $1 million in face value represents roughly a museum’s worth of verifiable, on-chain culture. At current prices, a Puppet sits around 0.018 BTC — positioning it among the most accessible early Ordinals collections. On a per-byte basis, it’s arguably one of the cheapest immutable cultural primitives available — a store of digital provenance that quietly outperforms most speculative assets when adjusted for permanence and historical significance. So what happens when liquidity fades? When speculative NFTs lose traction, and narratives shift from hype to heritage? The ephemeral projects will disappear, but the earliest immutable collections on Bitcoin will remain — scarce, traceable, and anchored to the world’s most secure network. Those who positioned early won’t be chasing new trends; they’ll already own pieces of history. My $250,000 allocation, therefore, isn’t a “trade.” It’s an asymmetrical bet that the next cycle rewards permanence over promises — that in the end, the market will reprice authenticity and cultural scarcity as the true store of value. Worst case? I still hold $250,000 in digital art secured by the Bitcoin blockchain — permanent, censorship-resistant, and historically verifiable. Best case? Bitcoin ordinals mature into a recognized asset class, institutional capital begins to price cultural artifacts, and I’m sitting on a collection that bridges digital art, cryptography, and financial history. It’s not altcoins. It’s not speculative yield. It’s not even art in the traditional sense. It’s ownership of a provably scarce digital commodity — born on Bitcoin, secured by hash power, and immune to dilution. That’s deep value. That’s the Puppet Standard.