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Bitcoin Without the Internet: A New Experiment Transmitting Transactions and Data via Radio Waves – What's the Story?
A developer named Bala presented a remarkable demonstration at the BOSS Summit, showcasing the possibility of sending a Bitcoin transaction without using the internet at all.
Instead of Wi-Fi or mobile data, he used Meshtastic technology, which relies on radio networks (mesh radio) to transmit data between devices.
With this technology, the Bitcoin transaction was broadcast solely via radio waves until it finally reached the Bitcoin network and was recorded.
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The idea is simply to bypass the traditional internet layer and deliver the transaction to what is known as the "mempool," where transactions wait before being confirmed on the network.
This type of innovation reflects one of Bitcoin's core objectives: to be a decentralized financial network that can be used even in the most challenging circumstances, without relying on traditional infrastructure.
Typically, Bitcoin transactions rely on the internet to send data between users and access the network. But with growing concerns about internet outages or restrictions in some areas, developers have begun looking for alternative ways to ensure the network continues to operate under any circumstances.
