"Under a Bitcoin standard, earning bitcoin today will generally require less work than earning the equivalent amount of bitcoin in the future. Said another way, for the same amount of work you will earn less bitcoin in the future. This will emphasize the opportunity cost of foregoing bitcoin today for the prospect of bitcoin tomorrow (which will be harder to earn). When the objective is to accumulate as much of the 21 million fixed supply as possible, this will become a forcing function on a company's mindset for evaluating investments in growth."

"Under a Bitcoin standard, earning bitcoin today will generally require less work than earning the equivalent amount of bitcoin in the future. Said another way, for the same amount of work you will earn less bitcoin in the future. This will emphasize the opportunity cost of foregoing bitcoin today for the prospect of bitcoin tomorrow (which will be harder to earn). When the objective is to accumulate as much of the 21 million fixed supply as possible, this will become a forcing function on a company's mindset for evaluating investments in growth."

As a kid, one of the things I hated most was seeing people release half-completed projects. They generate all of this hype and momentum, get people interested, and deliver something that's barely usable. Just like the ICO hype of 2018! Whereas, the best games that blew people's minds were masterpieces upon launch — like Halo 3.

That’s the philosophy we're taking with #GitNestr. It will be a working product at launch, and we'll work through the kinks as we go, but it's not going to be an empty shell or barely a product. It'll have a real release date and near-complete functionality at launch — that's why it's taking so long.

As a kid, one of the things I hated most was seeing people release half-completed projects. They generate all of this hype and momentum, get people interested, and deliver something that's barely usable. Just like the ICO hype of 2018! Whereas, the best games that blew people's minds were masterpieces upon launch — like Halo 3.

That’s the philosophy we're taking with #GitNestr. It will be a working product at launch, and we'll work through the kinks as we go, but it's not going to be an empty shell or barely a product. It'll have a real release date and near-complete functionality at launch — that's why it's taking so long.

As a kid, one of the things I hated most was seeing people release half-completed projects. They generate all of this hype and momentum, get people interested, and deliver something that's barely usable. Just like the ICO hype of 2018! Whereas, the best games that blew people's minds were masterpieces upon launch — like Halo 3.

That’s the philosophy we're taking with #GitNestr. It will be a working product at launch, and we'll work through the kinks as we go, but it's not going to be an empty shell or barely a product. It'll have a real release date and near-complete functionality at launch — that's why it's taking so long.

As a kid, one of the things I hated most was seeing people release half-completed projects. They generate all of this hype and momentum, get people interested, and deliver something that's barely usable. Just like the ICO hype of 2018! Whereas, the best games that blew people's minds were masterpieces upon launch — like Halo 3.

That’s the philosophy we're taking with #GitNestr. It will be a working product at launch, and we'll work through the kinks as we go, but it's not going to be an empty shell or barely a product. It'll have a real release date and near-complete functionality at launch — that's why it's taking so long.

As a kid, one of the things I hated most was seeing people release half-completed projects. They generate all of this hype and momentum, get people interested, and deliver something that's barely usable. Just like the ICO hype of 2018! Whereas, the best games that blew people's minds were masterpieces upon launch — like Halo 3.

That’s the philosophy we're taking with #GitNestr. It will be a working product at launch, and we'll work through the kinks as we go, but it's not going to be an empty shell or barely a product. It'll have a real release date and near-complete functionality at launch — that's why it's taking so long.

As a kid, one of the things I hated most was seeing people release half-completed projects. They generate all of this hype and momentum, get people interested, and deliver something that's barely usable. Just like the ICO hype of 2018! Whereas, the best games that blew people's minds were masterpieces upon launch — like Halo 3.

That’s the philosophy we're taking with #GitNestr. It will be a working product at launch, and we'll work through the kinks as we go, but it's not going to be an empty shell or barely a product. It'll have a real release date and near-complete functionality at launch — that's why it's taking so long.

As a kid, one of the things I hated most was seeing people release half-completed projects. They generate all of this hype and momentum, get people interested, and deliver something that's barely usable. Just like the ICO hype of 2018! Whereas, the best games that blew people's minds were masterpieces upon launch — like Halo 3.

That’s the philosophy we're taking with #GitNestr. It will be a working product at launch, and we'll work through the kinks as we go, but it's not going to be an empty shell or barely a product. It'll have a real release date and near-complete functionality at launch — that's why it's taking so long.