
Dyortool
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Dyortool
@DyorTool
Sharing momentum change of 50 biggest crypto project by MCAP in timeframe 15min. Not financial advice



Some call $NAT a “manufactured controversy.” Reality check: Bitcoin’s security budget crisis has been debated since Satoshi. Casey (Ordinals) flagged it. Miners feel it. Data proves it. $NAT is no scam—it’s the immune response of a decentralized network. Built on @TracNetwork + @tap_protocol. Holding $TRAC? You’ll want to see this🎥👇 Why TRAC Network And NAT Save Bitcoin From a 51% Attack! $TRAC to $TNK Conversion EXPLAINED! youtu.be/7lARd_Qc5lM We’ve seen public concerns suggesting that we're fabricating a narrative around Bitcoin’s security budget in order to artificially boost the value of $NAT. This accusation is unfounded. The security budget issue has been a long-standing topic of discussion within the Bitcoin ecosystem — even referenced by Casey @rodarmor, the creator of Ordinals. $NAT is not a manufactured controversy, but a community-driven response to a very real and well-documented problem. Its existence demonstrates that Bitcoin’s decentralized ecosystem is functioning as intended. In a truly decentralized network, solutions like $NAT don’t come from a central authority — they emerge organically from individuals who recognize problems and work collaboratively to solve them. We also break down the technical foundation of $NAT, which is built on the @TracNetwork and @tap_protocol. We emphasize our commitment to transparency, open-source development, and alignment with Bitcoin’s ethos of decentralization. Our goal is to alleviate concerns around centralization or potential bad actors by empowering a peer-to-peer network. Additionally, the TRAC Network is on the brink of becoming its own Layer 1 blockchain. If you’re a $TRAC holder, this is a must-watch update — it includes critical information on how to claim your $TNK allocation, which will serve as the native token of the TRAC Network. ✍️Sign up to receive our newsletter for weekly updates! theblockrunner.com Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by The Block Runner are for informational purposes only and do not constitute financial, investment, or other advice.



As Bitcoin's security budget continues to diminish, I've decided to launch budget.day — a website with live charts dedicated to explaining-like-you're-five why Bitcoin will fail one day if this issue is not resolved. What you'll find: • What's the security budget issue and what could be achieved with a 51% attack; • How the budget is formed with subsidy (which is halved every 4 years) and fees (which still haven't formed the so-called "fee market"); • What can be done: good options like scaling Bitcoin, and bad options like breaking the 21 million coin cap which is already being proposed by some Bitcoin Core developers; • An overview of the common fallacies like "the hashrate is growing, so we're okay" and "Bitcoin's price will moon to $1M, so we're okay". H/t @jamesob and @Justin_Bons! Any suggestions are welcome!





@adam3us @originPRMR @bluntyzombie To tldr you, it was premined until 885588 blocks, fairly distributed to those who minted by paying fées to miners. And then distributed to miners directly. To increase miners rewards by 1% , nat must grow to 3.2b$, an increase of 160x.














