Bitcoin's grand unified, eternal immutable surveillance blockchain is centralized and distributed... not decentralized like Nostr.

Bitcoin has a centrally planned rate of supply, artificially fixed in advance, by it's unknown central planner(s). If Bitcoin had a market-determined rate of supply, supply could fluctuate in response to changes in market demand. This is *the* price stabilizing mechanism with any non-fiat good with supply left to market forces.

Bitcoin is a fiat good (by decree - not made up of existing components - 42M could have been decreed just as cheaply as 21M, which doesn't even appear in the whitepaper -- it's an arbitrary number selected by it's central planner).