walerikus 518a3ce174 chore: initial project baseline — full Deviant codebase under version control

Brings the whole project into git (previously only the on-ramp feature and
a few parallel files were tracked). Includes: wallet core (src/), CashScript
contracts/, the Capacitor shell (shells/), scripts/, tests, and the docs
corpus (wiki/, snapshots/, Parameters/, Archive/, KnowledgeBase text).

Excluded via .gitignore: node_modules/, dist/, .env (secrets), testnet WIF
key files (.chipnet-*.json, devWallets.ts), KnowledgeBase/RAW media (~9.6 GB),
transcripts/ (session logs), and machine-local config (.claude/*.local,
*.lock). Secret-scanned before commit — no credentials in the tree.

Note: src/swapMath.ts, src/swapBuilder.ts, contracts/OpenMintToken.cash are
legacy (OP_RETURN era) but still imported; committed as-is, flagged for a
separate removal once de-referenced.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

2026-06-13 20:38:07 +02:00

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Deviant — Epigrams, Taglines & Mottos

A standing collection. Every line below is available for any use — the groupings further down are suggestions, not restrictions. A line filed under "manifesto" may work perfectly as a hero line in the right context, and vice versa. Pick freely per case; nothing here is reserved.

Origin & thesis

The seed thought was not about MBA — it was about the Bitcoin Cash story: a version of Bitcoin that endured sustained public attack, ideological and financial pressure, the "market has decided" narrative, depreciation and humiliation — and kept building, kept its principles, refused to abandon the chain. The reading: what is publicly believed or appears true is not always true, and the reader will discover the real thing for themselves.

This generalizes cleanly to the product. An MBA does not ask to be believed; it can be verified on-chain. The motto and the mechanism say the same thing: don't trust the appearance — discover the truth.

Primary line

The truth is not what appears to be. The truth is what you will discover.

"will discover" is preferred over "have to discover" — less burden, more inevitability, fitting a community proven patient rather than forced.

Close variants

Truth is not what appears. Truth is what you discover.
The truth is not what things appear to be. The truth is what you have to discover. (original)
Truth isn't shown to you. It's found by you.
Behind every appearance, a truth waiting to be discovered.

Complete list (every line, no grouping)

All 22 lines generated, flat. This is the authoritative set — the sections below only suggest fits.

The truth is not what appears to be. The truth is what you will discover. (primary)
Truth is not what appears. Truth is what you discover.
The truth is not what things appear to be. The truth is what you have to discover. (original)
Truth isn't shown to you. It's found by you.
Behind every appearance, a truth waiting to be discovered.
Appearances are given. Truth is discovered.
Stop believing. Start discovering.
Don't trust what it looks like. Discover what it is.
What you see is appearance. What you verify is truth.
The surface shows you appearance. The chain shows you truth.
Nothing here asks for your trust. Everything here invites your discovery.
They told you it was decided. It wasn't. Discover why.
Consensus is what you're told. Truth is what survives the pressure.
The market declares winners. Time reveals them.
What everyone believes is not the same as what is true. The difference is yours to discover.
Price is an opinion. Truth keeps its block.
Loudest is not truest. Discover the difference.
They were told they were wrong. They kept building anyway. Discover why.
Some truths don't win the argument. They outlast it.
The value is real even when unseen — like gravity holding a star in place.
What holds it up is invisible. That doesn't make it less real. Discover it.
Appearances change. Discovered truths are permanent.

Suggested fits (non-binding)

The same lines again, grouped only as a starting hint for where each might land. Use any line in any case.

Wallet splash / contemplative — context-free, travels anywhere

The truth is not what appears to be. The truth is what you will discover.
Truth isn't shown to you. It's found by you.
Appearances are given. Truth is discovered.

Hero / CTA — punchy

Stop believing. Start discovering.
Don't trust what it looks like. Discover what it is.

On-chain / verification angle

What you see is appearance. What you verify is truth.
The surface shows you appearance. The chain shows you truth.
Nothing here asks for your trust. Everything here invites your discovery.

Manifesto / essay intro — names the conflict (partisan; use where the reader already knows the Bitcoin Cash story, e.g. Vol.13)

They told you it was decided. It wasn't. Discover why.
Consensus is what you're told. Truth is what survives the pressure.
The market declares winners. Time reveals them.
What everyone believes is not the same as what is true. The difference is yours to discover.
Price is an opinion. Truth keeps its block.
Loudest is not truest. Discover the difference.
They were told they were wrong. They kept building anyway. Discover why.

Endurance — without naming the fight (claims persistence, not victory)

Some truths don't win the argument. They outlast it.

MBA / backing — invisible-force motif

The value is real even when unseen — like gravity holding a star in place.
What holds it up is invisible. That doesn't make it less real. Discover it.

Pairs with the existing mindmap epigram ("Discovered truths are permanent.")

Appearances change. Discovered truths are permanent.

Placement note

A loose guide, not a rule. The clean core line travels everywhere — a newcomer needs no context to feel it. The pointed, conflict-naming lines carry more force but assume the reader knows the block-size-war history; they tend to land best in manifestos and essays, and can misfire on a wallet splash that a first-time visitor hits before they know the story. Treat this as intuition to override whenever a specific case calls for it.

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