Following up on my post from yesterday. I aim to elaborate on a hypothesis about the evolution of bull-market incentives, using a Maslow-like pyramid of meanings⬇️ Over the past nine years, not only have the triggers of bull runs changed, but the very reason why people enter

Today I noticed that some members of the $NAT community occasionally write things like: “in OUR project,” “what are WE doing next,” “what are OUR plans...” It’s genuinely great to see🔥 It’s a strong signal of shared ownership, engagement, and a shift from spectator to

Adoption through Mining OS Not long ago, we were celebrating every $NAT move coming from major pools as a sign that the model is being recognised. And that mattered. But the more I think about it, the clearer it becomes: real scale starts when $NAT appears within the OS and

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While the market is still figuring out what to do next… I’m continuing to make small documentation contributions to the Tether GitHub repository. Calm, steady, non-shill consistency eventually compounds. In open source, visibility builds over time. The next step is to begin

Bitcoin Security Dilemma If Bitcoin’s price remains low or moves sideways for an extended period, small and mid-sized miners are the first to feel the pressure. They either shut down their equipment or pivot to more profitable sectors, including AI computing. As a result: •

From a deep core to an influx of external participants When new people join the $NAT community, some ask questions typical of traditional crypto. For example, they’re surprised to learn that the supply expands with every Bitcoin block. For many, that’s a real pattern break.

👀Finally made it back to my PC and here we go: 1 X Space from TAP/TRAC. 2 new YouTube videos from The Block Runners. Nearly 4 hours of dense content in 24 hours🔥 TAP/TRAC Agentic P2P swaps without a cloud intermediary. Liquidity not as a pool, but as a dynamic swarm. TBR The

The Security Budget Blind Spot⚪️ We’ve been through similar periods before. 2011, 2014–2015, 2018–2019, 2022. Deep corrections, 80–90% drawdowns, “Bitcoin is dead” narratives, fatigue, capitulation. And each time, the market eventually found a base and recovered. History has

Where Bitcoin’s real tension now lies Two years ago, post-halving, Bitcoin traded at roughly the same levels as today. Hashrate was comparable to what we observed in early 2026. The difference lay in the miner's revenue structure. During the Ordinals boom, elevated transaction

A strategic risk no one wants to discuss When the #BTC price started declining, and hashrate began compressing, many expected this would naturally trigger a broader discussion about the network’s long-term security economics. Five months later, the market remains under

Following up on yesterday’s post⬇️ I’ve put together a short list of smaller and independent #Bitcoin mining participants, those who form the lower layer of distributed mining: FutureBit - integrated solo server in Apollo devices Public Pool - fully open solo mining pool

In continuation of the recent discussion around mining economics⬇️ I was looking at miningpoolstats and noticed that some smaller pools haven’t found a Bitcoin block for several weeks in some cases, even months. Cédric CRISPIN XPpool Hash-Hut.net Cruxpool OKMINER POOL It

🤔Inspired by observing communities around projects and ideas, and by conversations with people who carefully defend the boundaries of their beliefs. The most familiar and widespread form of organising people is the tribe. There’s a clear “us” and a clear “them.” The world

Over the past month, I’ve been speaking with many people about BTC security. I’m genuinely trying to understand why some sound sharp and categorical in these discussions, while others approach them more as observers. Gradually, I began to notice that we often operate from

Magic Eden is shutting down support for Ordinals. I see a redistribution phase unfolding. At first glance, this looks negative. The largest aggregator is stepping away. It’s similar to a scenario where Uber suddenly leaves the taxi market: the familiar entry point disappears,

On February 28, 2025, starting from block 885588, $NAT began automatically distributing to miners who mined the corresponding block. Today marks one year since that mechanism went live Congrats! 🥳 Over this period: • NAT has been associated with over 60% of global hashrate

With the changes to promotion rules on X, the “cheat code” of paid influencer promotion is being removed from the equation. And that means fewer rug pulls and pump-and-dumps built on one big paid shoutout. In practice, the community becomes the main way to build reputation and