Sure thing—here’s a professional, yet grounded and ethos-aligned business plan for a Bitcoin-standard private equity firm focused on acquiring trades-based small businesses around the world:

🛠️ Business Plan: Satoshi Services Group (SSG)

Tagline: Fixing the broken fiat economy, one plumber at a time.

I. Executive Summary

Satoshi Services Group (SSG) is a private equity firm with a contrarian mission: acquire cash-generating, blue-collar service businesses (plumbing, electrical, carpentry, HVAC, etc.) around the world, streamline their operations, and place them on a Bitcoin standard. By covering fiat expenses and saving retained earnings in Bitcoin, SSG creates a self-sovereign financial foundation for these companies while insulating them from fiat debasement and global economic volatility.

This isn’t your typical roll-up—this is grassroots financial sovereignty, powered by sweat equity and Satoshis.

II. Vision & Ethos

Vision:

To build a global, decentralized portfolio of essential service providers who thrive outside the collapsing fiat matrix by running lean, profitable, values-driven businesses on a Bitcoin standard.

Core Values:

• Organic systems > centralized control

• Self-sovereignty > reliance on government or banks

• Proof-of-work > cheap credit

• Skin in the game > paper promises

III. Market Opportunity

Problem:

• Skilled trades are aging out.

• Younger generations are discouraged from entering blue-collar work.

• Small businesses are often poorly managed financially, overly reliant on fiat debt, or lost during generational transition.

Opportunity:

• $6.8 trillion global service market.

• Millions of profitable small trades businesses globally with strong local moats and minimal competition from tech disruptors.

• Ability to arbitrage between inefficient local economies and sound Bitcoin-based capital preservation.

IV. Business Model

1. Acquire

• Identify and purchase small but profitable trades-based businesses (EBITDA: $100K–$2M).

• Favor owner-operators near retirement with limited succession options.

• Buy at 2x–4x EBITDA using a combination of equity, seller financing, and fiat-debt arbitrage when strategically viable.

2. Stabilize

• Keep existing staff and operations.

• Implement light operational upgrades (software, scheduling, routing).

• Consolidate back-office functions (HR, accounting, purchasing).

• Pay all fiat expenses (taxes, wages, insurance, etc.) using ongoing cash flows.

3. Convert to Bitcoin Standard

• After stabilization, retain all excess profit in Bitcoin on the balance sheet.

• Hold multisig treasury with local and HQ oversight.

• Encourage employee education and optional Bitcoin-based savings plans.

4. Scale

• Build local clusters of trade businesses in a region to create synergistic ecosystems.

• Train next-gen operators from within the community.

• Use Bitcoin as both a financial rail and cultural differentiator.

V. Financial Strategy

• Fiat liabilities: Managed and paid as normal (hedge inflationary exposure).

• Operating cash buffer: 3–6 months in fiat to ensure resilience.

• Profit deployment: 100% of retained earnings saved in Bitcoin.

• No dividends: Value compounds in BTC treasury until potential exit or recap.

• Exit optionality: Resell cluster to larger PE, public roll-up, or Bitcoin-native investors.

VI. Competitive Advantage

• Culture-first acquisitions: We treat local owners with dignity, not spreadsheets.

• Bitcoin edge: Protects against inflation, currency crises, and central bank interference.

• Decentralized operations: No HQ overlord—subsidiaries run independently but aligned.

• Proof-of-work ethics: We’re not flipping companies; we’re building generational infrastructure.

VII. Team

• Managing Partner: Background in trades + finance.

• Ops Partner: Veteran contractor with strong leadership and systems experience.

• Finance Lead: Handles acquisitions, P&L analysis, and BTC treasury operations.

• Bitcoin Counsel: Guides custody, compliance, multisig, and employee education.

VIII. Roadmap

Year 1:

• Acquire 3 businesses (1 in North America, 1 in LatAm, 1 in Europe).

• Build the SSG playbook.

• Hold BTC on balance sheet across 3 geographies.

Year 2–3:

• Scale to 12 businesses.

• Implement BTC savings plans for employees.

• Launch trades education fund for apprentices in each region.

Year 5+:

• 50+ businesses in 10+ countries.

• Self-reinforcing Bitcoin service ecosystem.

• Become the Berkshire Hathaway of plumbing and electrical work—with cold storage.

IX. Risks & Mitigations

Risk Mitigation

Fiat volatility Keep fiat buffer, limit exposure

BTC drawdowns Long-term horizon, no forced selling

Regulatory issues Legal counsel + multisig setup across jurisdictions

Operational chaos Operator-first approach, local autonomy

X. Call to Action

We’re not chasing yield. We’re building the scaffolding of a post-fiat world. If you believe sound money starts with sound businesses, come stack with us.

Investor Relations:

📧 hardhat@satoshiservices.com

🧱 Proof-of-work meets proof-of-hodl

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Discussion

It’s a solid plan, slow and steady. The problem I see with most of the existing Bitcoin Treasury Companies they don’t generate any earnings/Cashflow from operating. They can raise capital in a bull market but who knows what it looks like during a bear market? I think they become

Massive sellers

They're doing financial engineering to extract as much value from the arbitrage between bitcoin and the failing fiat system as possible

What they're NOT doing, is anything physical in meatspace that creates value or improves the quality of life for plebs directly

Getting *real* shit done is vastly under-rated

The approach you outlined, and others have riffed on, is the long game for plebs to build real value in the real world 🤝 🧡

I’ve been doing it with my construction company since 2019. I should have been more aggressive but I’m too responsible

I just finished the University of Berkshire Hathaway and think your stated business model is the future. Real businesses with real cash flow on a bitcoin standard. Would you need to be an accredited investor to participate?

It’s just an idea but usually yes unless you start with your own company and expand