I have 'discovered' nothing. Not one thing I have said on this topic is my own invention, but is public knowledge.

"Just try to write a text with your ‘discoveries’ and see what happens."

The BTC miners use specialized daughter boards in racks of servers to calculate the hashes necessary to solve the Proof of Work mathematical problems that produce BTC when solved. This data, like all digital information, is transmitted on physical networks as binary computer code. When the owners of the BTC 'mined' in this way decide to execute a transaction, that communication with servers others own and operate is conducted by transmitting binary code on physical networks owned by various corporations, known as the internet. Today, BlackRock, StateStreet, and Vanguard own a controlling interest in ~90% of stock corporations in the world, including 80% of the BTC mining corporations. When people purchase BTC, they do not purchase some part of the internet, but only the cryptographic hash representing the BTC they have purchased. In order to transact with that BTC, the information contained in that cryptographic hash must be transmitted to a vendor over the internet. Censorship can prevent such information from reaching it's destination, and is commonly practiced on more and more platforms, such as social media websites, on the internet. Companies like cloudflare and ISPs are today preventing data from reaching destinations like websites they do not approve of by means of filtering that data by specific information it contains, such as the URL of a 'banned' website. BTC transactions necessarily contain a hash of the value of the BTC in the transaction, and wallet addresses it is coming from, and going to, all of which can similarly be filtered by network owners and censored.

There's a text based on the factual reality of BTC. What specific part of that information isn't accurate and true?