Mr. Miller is 67 years old. He drinks his coffee black and has been saying for years:
“Bitcoin? That’s not for me. I still think in old money!”
One morning, his neighbor tells him about Satsman. Mr. Miller raises an eyebrow:
“Another program that promises I’ll get rich?”
His neighbor laughs. “No, no. You won’t get rich. At most, you’ll get smarter.”
That gets Mr. Miller’s attention.
Satsman explains Bitcoin calmly — no shouting headlines, no rockets, no hype. The first thing Mr. Miller learns is something important:
👉 A Sat (Satoshi) is just a very small part of a Bitcoin. Just like cents belong to a dollar, sats belong to Bitcoin.
“Oh,” says Mr. Miller. “So I don’t need to buy a whole Bitcoin. That’s good to know.”
With Satsman, Mr. Miller completes small, simple tasks. No technical gymnastics. No confusing jargon.
You learn something — and you earn a few sats.
Not much. But enough to say: “Ah, now I understand how this works.”
Mr. Miller quickly realizes:
❌ This is not a get-rich-quick scheme
❌ No “make $1,000 overnight” promises
❌ No pressure to recruit people
But:
✅ calm explanations
✅ clean and simple layout
✅ perfect for learning how Bitcoin works
Mr. Miller smiles: “It’s like an adult education class — just digital. And my homework pays me in sats.”
“Satsman isn’t a money machine. It’s more like training wheels. You don’t fall right away — and you learn how to ride safely.”
📘 Educational Bitcoin project with gamification
⚖️ Neutral to cautiously positive
🚫 Should not be promoted as an income opportunity
✅ Best used as a learning tool
🧩 Sats = Satoshi = the smallest unit of Bitcoin
Begin learning how Bitcoin works: https://satsman.com/?ref=power4s
