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Give Sats, Not Socks
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Hover to zoomAn orange heartbeat line over DEAD AGAIN. and SOMEHOW ALIVE., with a small Bitcoin symbol, for anyone who has read the obituary and kept going.
An orange outline heartbeat line, a flat start, two sharp spikes and a flat finish, runs across the chest above DEAD AGAIN. and SOMEHOW ALIVE. in two lines of bold white capitals. A small tilted orange Bitcoin symbol sits centered below the words.
| Material | Airlume combed & ring-spun cotton |
|---|---|
| Fit | Unisex tailored crew neck |
| Printed to order | |
| Sizes | XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL |
| SKU | BC-DEADAGAIN |
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Bitcoin's obituary has been written many times, and the patient keeps showing up for work. This tee draws a heartbeat line across the chest and prints the verdict beneath it: dead again, somehow alive.
A tracker from 99Bitcoins, called Bitcoin Obituaries, lists 477 times people declared Bitcoin dead, and its newest entry is dated August 22, 2025. The count is a fun way to think about a meme that never quite retires, not a forecast. The shirt pins a heartbeat line and two plain lines to the chest. It makes no claim about what the next headline, or the next price, will do.
A meetup, a family dinner with a skeptic or any group chat where someone just found a fresh bitcoin obituary is the natural habitat. Point at your chest, shrug, and the conversation moves on. It is a light, quick answer that needs no slides, no links and no argument.
They are the articles, posts and headlines that have declared Bitcoin dead over the years. A 99Bitcoins tracker named Bitcoin Obituaries keeps a running list, and as of its newest entry on August 22, 2025, it counted 477 such declarations. The list is really a record of confident predictions, and that is the joke.
No, and it does not try. The heartbeat line is a picture of stubbornness, not a chart or a forecast. Nothing on the shirt says whether a comeback is coming, where the price will go or what anyone should buy or sell. Read it as humor and nothing more.
It can be. The joke is a little grim on purpose, so it suits people who laugh at a bleak headline and keep scrolling. Think about the recipient first, though, because the theme is funerals and obituaries even if the drawing is light. Someone who finds death jokes unkind will not enjoy it.