i first heard about bitcoin over 12 years ago, at coachella in the summer of 2012 through a fren while watching atari teenage riot. he told me about the notorious silk road. he’d just bought some gear off there, and it blew my mind that a marketplace like that could exist—outside the grip of any government or corporation. that moment flipped my whole perspective.
after coachella, i couldn’t shake the thought. back home, i dove deep into researching it. the idea of a currency that doesn’t answer to anyone, that moves across borders without permission, hit me hard. the darknet wasn’t just some underground market—it was a glimpse into the future, a sign that we could take back control. chaos? yeah, but that’s where power shifts. it wasn’t until 2014 that i got my first bitcoins, spending my entire earnings from a festival i organized back then.
decentralized systems, no middlemen, no gatekeepers.
my track darknet is a tribute to that raw energy. it’s not just about bitcoin—it’s about burning down the walls of centralized systems, about freedom, control, and stepping into the wild frontier that’s still out there on the edges of the web. where we make the rules. where no one can shut us up.