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Evan Baer
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Building @Rigly + Upendo Hashrate marketplace with non-custodial escrow - rigly.io Solo mine with bitcoiners - upendo.rigly.io
Replying to Avatar Goody

done

double zapped since yer early

Zaps for #bitcoin mining block party

Now you can direct buy 8 TH/s for this Saturday's mining party

Just 120 sats to potentially win (via mining) 21x that

Great price!

I'll zap 121 sats to everyone who reposts in the next 21 minutes

https://upendo.rigly.io

100% this. nostr:note1guw7g4790e3pt0zlhqdtvalnak5g28mtgusd7fkddkw7znhj5t6syd48r3

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So Tether, Softbank, and Cantor Fitzgerald are forming 21 Capital with CEO Jack Mallers.

Let's be real:

This is a corporate exoskeleton for Tether's global liquidity machine to operate inside U.S. equity markets and hoard the scarcest asset on Earth without regulatory speedbumps.

It’s like giving a cartel diplomatic immunity, then asking it to do quarterly earnings calls.

SoftBank didn't join for fun. They saw MSTR mint a 2,000+% return on BTC purchases and said, “Cool, now let’s do it ourselves."

This company is launching with $585M in PIPE funding, $385M of it in convertible notes backed by Bitcoin at a 3:1 collateral ratio.

That’s financial LSD for every structuring desk on the Street.

The moment BTC rips, they release collateral, unlock capital, and buy more. Recursive BTC compounding inside a public vehicle.

This is Saylor with a global stablecoin treasury, a high-frequency derivatives desk, and a Tokyo war chest.

They literally measure success in Bitcoin Per Share (BPS) and Bitcoin Rate of Return (BRR) - not fiat cash flow, not EBITDA, not shareholder yield. Bitcoin. Per. Share. That’s the KPI. That’s the religion.

And here’s the kicker: Tether will own majority control.

That’s like OPEC launching a public oil ETF that owns half the oil and pricing it at NAV.

And Wall Street’s fine with this. Why? Because the fees are good, the volatility is tradable, and the suckers at home still think we’re “early.”

This isn’t the institutional adoption phase anymore.

This is the corporatized colonization of the Bitcoin protocol, executed through a Cayman shell and priced in your grandchildren’s tears.

You’re not front-running Wall Street anymore.

You’re being front-fed the illusion that you are.

And the price?

You’ll watch it go vertical while CNBC blames inflation and 7 sovereign ETFs pretend they understand what just happened.

Bitcoin’s next leg up won’t be demand-driven. It will be capital-structured. Engineered. Manufactured. Monetized.

Mega corporations are now turning Bitcoin it into the new global collateral standard - and selling you the derivative.

Welcome to the great absorption.

Hope you brought a chart.

- Adam Livingston

https://cdn.nostrcheck.me/3e6e0735b8a2e96f8cf663f64d04bb9cea931afcc57f5427c35bb6859e95c8a2/da6ccef8988dac5a4ad1a5a632c1708e214c32076e10fbba05b146aac542580a.webp

Priced in your grandchildren's tears... ouch.

Morning Nostr

Meditation on Moloch is the best essay you'll read on bitcoin mining.

https://slatestarcodex.com/2014/07/30/meditations-on-moloch/

Morning Nostr 👋

Sold everything in 4 hours on Friday

Working on more supply from our mining farm partners

Stay tuned

Watching the world transform

Just posted a new round of block party auctions

https://upendo.rigly.io

Opening bid is 100 sats

Good price

I'll zap the next 3 people who want to try solo mining w/ our crew

Background on the Upendo block party:

I first saw the idea of a block party on bitcointalk [below]

Willi on bitcointalk organized the party, a bunch of folks sent him bitcoin, and he rented a bunch of hashrate and they all solo mined together - they found several blocks back in the day.

nostr:npub1t6el40knsq8hmrpr0m6tt3t0tr4pdeyhlt2qelwhgtwawddqx0xsv03scu was built to sell hashrate at auction - and so, I figured, let's try a block party auction.

What happened next was interesting

- To start, bids were low (way under the cost of hashrate)

- As hashrate went up, so did the bids

Once the party was mining, bids to join were 3x over the cost of hashrate - totally nuts.

Thus the idea of bonus hashrate...

Putting on my Systems Thinking Hat, I saw there was a feedback loop between bidders and block party size...the more bidders, the more hashrate, which attracted more bidders.

And so, to amplify the feedback loop, the bid amount *over* the cost of hashrate pays for "bonus" hashrate - extra hashrate that increases the odds for the whole party.

The idea is to leverage the FOMO Energy of block party'ers to biggify the party.

This bonus hashrate feedback loop has played out in every block party since then.

It's like a flywheel.

Or maybe a plebwheel?

The block party is a way to grab some hashrate (otherwise pointed to centralized pools) and solo mine with it, as a group.

Next up is to figure out a feedback loop to incentivize people telling friends (and their friends, and their friends) about Upendo 📈

And then we may finally get enough hash to mine a block..

Happy Friday, thanks for reading.

- Background: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5364375.0

- Upendo: https://upendo.rigly.io

Gm nostr

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