THE MINUTE
OWN ONE MINUTE OF FOREVER
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OWN ONE MINUTE OF FOREVER
5 followers
Every minute - past and future - can belong to exactly one human, forever. Write your words into your minute. When it arrives, they hold this page for its entire minute, live, once.
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Viktor.comAn AI coworker that actually does the work
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Hey Product Hunt,
I built THE MINUTE because I wanted to own a piece of time, for real.
Every minute from now until the year 2126 can belong to exactly one person, forever. You pick a future
minute, write up to 108 characters onto it, and pay in Bitcoin. When that minute arrives, your words
take over the whole page, live, once, for everyone watching. Then they rest forever in a public ledger,
cryptographically chained and sealed into Bitcoin. Nothing can be altered, back-dated, or faked.
Your next birthday. The minute your kid is born. A vow. A goodbye. Claim it, and invite the world to
watch it arrive.
No coin, no token, no smart contract. Just a Bitcoin payment and a self-verifying ledger anyone can
download and check offline.
Anyone can earn from it too: your Bitcoin address is your referral link, no signup. 25% on every minute
you sell, plus a bonus on your network's sales, all in Bitcoin and proven on-chain. It's also
source-available on GitHub.
Live now at minuteofforever.com. Genesis, the very first engraving, is still open.
What would you write into your minute?
30 free minutes. I'm giving them all away.
Own a minute of the future, engraved forever and sealed in Bitcoin, on me. Each code = one free minute
(normay 0.00021 BTC).
I'm dropping 5 codes every 4 hours until all 30 are gone.
The first 5 are live right now:
ZKN5-Z9DP-8W3S
X2Y3-H0RQ-QTJ2
750B-EDE6-4GC1
VVQW-VWMV-DREH
PJQ5-S8FX-H8PA
To claim: go to minuteofforever.com, pick any future minute, and enter your code in the payment window.
It gets engraved, free, forever. One use each, first come first served.
Next 5 drop in 4 hours.
The single-line countdown that ticks down your exact second is such a satisfying touch. Love how it feels less like a product and more like a quiet little ritual.
The idea of holding a page hostage for one whole minute is such a cool constraint, it makes every word feel deliberate. Love how the design trusts the concept instead of over-explaining it.