https://twitter.com/inversebrah/status/1779367565942468871

I would challenge the premise: English is "the BTC of languages" in some ways (mainly: network effect), but not others.

I think the best candidate for "the BTC of languages" in spirit and design philosophy is toki pona.

A vocabulary so small it can fit onto a single poster.

And yet, it's very difficult to use it to actually express non-trivial things.

higher mindset, offering design on a  hypersub → bento.me/mxd ↑ /onchainer

Yes, pretty much all written language is either a representation of sounds (alphabet/syllabary) or a representation of meaning (icons)?

(Or sometimes both, like how Chinese characters often have one component representing approximate pronunciation and another representing meaning category)

We have seen people using blockchains to tie value and incentives such a DeSci, gaming and consensus (for truthfulness and storage). 

Could we somehow tie it to the creation of a new language and its adoption?

You gotta love how they made a balloon dildo to represent sex 😅