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@Fractal_Crypto

Alpha Crypto Project Hunter. Crypto Lifer, Out of the box thinker. Digital Matter Theory and Natcats Early Adopter

London, England Katılım Ocak 2018
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Fractal Crypto🟧🧪
Fractal Crypto🟧🧪@Fractal_Crypto·
Wow, Huge Bitcoin DeFi Unlock! Its time for 100% L1 #BitFi with Bitcoin's "Digital Matter Theory" producing Defi Token Yields every block! DMT is an L1 Token/NFT Platfrom that will unify Ordinals by offering the most simple solution for smart contract-like yields on L1 #Bitcoin without any upgrades to Bitcoin. Tens of 1000's of Bitcoin wallets can earn Token/Ordinal yields via DMT Block pattern matching, paid with every valid Bitcoin Block. @dmtnatcats founder @Evonbit just highlighted that holders of DMT Natcats Ordinals can earn non-arbitary 'raffle like' Natcats yields from any future Valid Natcats producing blocks. DMT $NAT, a Bitcoin mission token and Bitcoin's 1st Real True Commodity Token and Bitcoin's Second Subsidy Token mined with BTC and paid directly to miners every block... This ability reveals that any Bitcoin based or "bridged in" tokenised project from 'all crypto platforms' can earn a claimable non-arbitary Bitcoin token yield from any Ordinals asset, paid out via Valid DMT block patterns found in each or intervals of Bitcoin blocks. The programmability with DMT @natgmi is very close to Defi Smartcontract abilities on Ethereum, but just produced in a very novel pattern matching approach that can scale Bitcoin into the Defi era without contentious changes to Bitcoin. This is the Bitfi solution Bitcoin and Ordinals community have been looking for! Read below about DMT whitepaper and Natcats new yield production system, all produce by onchain L1 Bitcoin DMT code. peertopeerelectroniccatssystem.com/about
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Fractal Crypto🟧🧪@Fractal_Crypto·
@santiagoroel @natgmi is what your looking for. Its Bitcoins Second Subsidy adopted by 65% of miners globally already, its the only solution to the miner subsidy crisis we are in.
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Santiago R Santos
Santiago R Santos@santiagoroel·
This year I’m on pace to make the lowest number of angel checks into crypto. Dollar-wise I’m still deploying the same amount but more concentrated and in other sectors. Why is that? I haven’t seen that many good projects lately. Maybe a skill issue of mine, or founders are reaching out less because I’m heads down building Inversion now. But a lot of crypto VCs say the same thing, that they haven’t seen many novel ideas or great teams. Most of the venture dollars are going to later stage projects like Polymarket and Kalshi. Sentiment is quite bad out there. It’s so tempting to say we’ve innovated what we could. Perps are dominated by Hyperliquid. Gaming and social are “dead,” for now. I’ve seen this movie before. We haven’t finished innovating. Not even close. Most of what we’ve done is copy traditional finance and make a lot of the same mistakes in the process. But we have killer 0 to 1 foundations that have set the stage for the next crop of builders. The market has less patience for the 10th prediction market or perp protocol. It has zero for social, gaming and NFTs. For now. We need more creativity from builders. We need a few bold ones to try it again when so many have failed. Builders will come, but not right now. The best and brightest are in AI. We’ve seen this movie before too. Yes, it’s very hard to get scale. It always is. In some ways the days of making easy money with ICOs is dead. Such is the state of early movements. We’ve grown up. It’s more competitive but my god it’s not remotely late. It’s painfully early. I spend less time on angel investing now, making the occasional bet on founders I’ve followed or in spaces synergistic to Inversion. But I’m optimistic. Great founders get discovered and ideas get funded faster today because AI and open source have radically lowered the cost of launching something. That makes it very easy to start companies. Builders will come because we haven’t solved crypto. There are plenty of hard problems and smart people want to work on hard and meaningful things. Crypto has no shortage of either.
Suraj Sharma@suraj_sharma14

Here are the Web3 angel investors actively backing builders right now: 1.) Naval Ravikant (@naval) AngelList founder. Early Bitcoin believer. One of the most influential angels in all of tech not just Web3. Backs founders who are building for the long term. Not the next cycle. Focus: infrastructure, DeFi, open source, crypto primitives 2.) Balaji Srinivasan (@balajis) Ex-CTO of Coinbase. Former General Partner at a16z. One of the most crypto-native angel investors alive. Backs builders who understand why decentralization actually matters. Focus: network states, DeSci, Bitcoin, decentralized infrastructure 3.) Tyler Winklevoss (@tylerwinklevoss) Co-founder of Gemini. Co-founder of Winklevoss Capital. Seed and Series A stage. Brings direct operational experience from building a major crypto exchange. Focus: Web3, gaming, media, institutional crypto infrastructure 4.) Evan Luthra (@EvanLuthra) Builder-first philosophy. One of the most active angels backing early Web3 founders globally. Known for hands-on guidance from the ground up before projects reach scale. Regular presence at blockchain events. Active on X with his portfolio. Focus: early stage Web3, AI x blockchain, consumer apps 5.) Kunal Shah (@kunalb11) Founder of CRED. Co-founder of Freecharge. 200+ investments across fintech, consumer internet and Web3. Most active angel investor in Asia with massive reach across India's startup ecosystem. If you're building in India this is your most relevant name on this list. Focus: fintech x Web3, consumer crypto, payments infrastructure 6.) David Tisch (@davidtisch ) Managing Partner at BoxGroup. Co-founder of Techstars NYC. Pre-seed and seed stage. High volume. Hands-on. Strong New York network. Known for backing founders at their earliest. Focus: Web3, FinTech, consumer internet, digital health 7.) Santiago R Santos (@santiagoroel) Former Partner at ParaFi Capital. One of the most respected crypto-native angels in DeFi. Deep understanding of protocol economics and on-chain governance. Focus: DeFi protocols, token design, on-chain infrastructure 8.) Stani Kulechov (@StaniKulechov) Founder of @aave . Now actively angel investing in builders working on DeFi, social and lending primitives. One of the few founders who built a billion dollar protocol and is now backing the next generation. Focus: DeFi, social finance, lending infrastructure, open source 9.) Sandeep Nailwal (@sandeepnailwal ) Co-founder of @0xPolygon . Backs builders through Symbolic Capital. Known for the Nailwal Fellowship supporting individual developers. One of the most builder-friendly angels in the entire ecosystem. Focus: ZK infrastructure, DeFi, developer tooling, Indian builders. 10.) Julien Bouteloup (@bneiluj) Founder of Stake Capital. Builder of Curve ecosystem tools. Deep DeFi native. Backs founders who understand protocol mechanics deeply. Focus: DeFi, MEV, staking infrastructure, yield protocols What angels actually want in 2026 from their own words: - Working code over whitepapers - Real users over projections - Founders who understand the problem personally - Long term conviction over short term narrative - Crypto-native judgment plus execution ability The angels still writing cheques are more disciplined and more focused on fundamentals than ever before. Hype doesn't work anymore. Traction does. How to actually reach them: - Engage with their content genuinely on X - Build something they'd find interesting - Get a warm intro through their portfolio founders - Show up consistently before you need anything Cold DMs work occasionally. Warm relationships work always. Save this for a founder who is fundraising right now.

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Ordinals Wallet
Ordinals Wallet@ordinalswallet·
🔥 NEW OPEN SOURCE TOOL 🔥 Introducing The NATCAT Renderer. With Magic Eden going down, we needed a new source of truth for NATCAT nft images. We decided to build it and Open Source it for the community. 🐱 NATCAT images also appear on Ordinals Wallet now. 🐱 Access the tool and help us build at: github.com/ordinals-walle…
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FITZY@fitzyOG·
99.9% of Bitcoiners cannot answer this question: If you can, then congratulations, you’re in the 0.1% 🧠 𝐐: What is the only Bitcoin metaprotocol that generates additional block rewards for miners?
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The Hood Man
The Hood Man@Web3Insect·
1/ Just watched mainstream crypto media declare Bitcoin "killed by AI". Their doomsday thesis? AI data centers are generating up to $500/MW while BTC mining pays a measly $130/MW. They are terrified of an industry-wide capitulation. 🧵 2/ The panic is built on real math. Massive operations like Core Scientific and Hut 8 are signing billion-dollar AI deals. Even mining legends are ripping out ASICs for GPUs. The mainstream fear is that plummeting hashrate will leave the trillion-dollar L1 vulnerable to a 51% attack. 3/ The media's conclusion? They think the only hope for Bitcoin's survival is a magical fiat price pump to artificially match AI's massive $500/MW profitability. They are diagnosing the thermodynamic disease perfectly, but completely ignoring the cure. 4/ They completely missed the Second Subsidy. The absolute titans of the grid - the 65% global hashrate monopoly - are not abandoning Bitcoin. They are adopting $NAT (@natgmi) Digital Matter Theory allows them to natively extract $NAT and bridge that exact Megawatt profitability gap. 5/ $NAT perfectly monetizes the exact same thermodynamic work the miners are already performing. It keeps the L1 grid highly profitable without unplugging a single ASIC. While retail panics about the problem, the network has already adopted the solution. ⚛️⚒️ Watch their blind spot here: youtu.be/ewszbJhfDPI
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Here’s the link to my show: youtu.be/ewszbJhfDPI?si…

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The Hood Man
The Hood Man@Web3Insect·
Day 280 #NatTo1bChallenge I have zero doubt that $NAT is the mathematical #2 contender on @CoinMarketCap. Sitting directly below Bitcoin. Why? Because it is the only asset in existence mathematically designed to secure the #1 asset. I see today what the rest of the market will be forced to see tomorrow. ⚛️⚒️
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Unison_x
Unison_x@UnisonX_·
Why aren’t more people paying attention to Natcats? 🐈 Because the idea behind them isn’t simple. Natcats come from a highly technical concept: Digital Matter Theory (DMT) and UNATs. Unlike most NFTs or collectibles, they aren’t random images, memes, or profile pictures designed for quick hype. Their traits are derived directly from Bitcoin block data; things like block fields, difficulty values, and specific hex patterns (for example, “3b”). That means the assets are not arbitrarily designed by artists. They emerge from Bitcoin itself. In other words, Natcats are closer to digital artifacts generated by the Bitcoin protocol than traditional collectibles. That’s fascinating for hardcore Bitcoiners, technologists, and people interested in the philosophy of digital permanence. But for casual traders looking for quick flips or easy narratives, it can feel too abstract, too technical, and too “smart.” The paradox: Depth takes time to appreciate ⏳ Attention moves on quickly ⚡️ Thanks for reading 🟧🌀🟧
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OrdinalsPunk
OrdinalsPunk@blockapunk·
Today my biggest hero's Casey @rodarmor and Bitoshi @blockamoto are speaking with eachother on: github.com/ordinals/ord/d…. It proposes adding several new recursive endpoints to the Ordinals recursion system. These endpoints would allow on-chain inscription scripts (via recursion) to directly query more types of Bitcoin/Ordinals data without needing external indexers or off-chain tools. This would make building applications — especially Bitmap-related ones — easier, more efficient, and more decentralized. The main rationale is to "complete recursion functionality" by filling gaps compared to what's already available in Ordinals explorers. The proposer notes that some of these could theoretically be computed mathematically client-side, but adding them as native recursive endpoints would be more practical and consistent. Casey Rodarmor suggested splitting them into individual proposals for better review/merging. Blockamoto agreed and is planning to do so over time. No code/PRs have been submitted yet — it's still at the discussion stage.
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🄱LOCK⛛@ChainRacingClub·
Bitmap is doomed to irrelevancy unless they correct a few problems: 1) Bitmap supply emission 2) The sales pitch 3) A killer app Otherwise they can go sub $1
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矿工罗马Rome🤖|AI、挖矿、股票代币化、预测市场|$NAT Builder
Inspired by @saylor’s Bitcoin pitch to Microsoft’s board, I’ve submitted a full $NAT proposal to @tether . The deck shows how $NAT strengthens Bitcoin’s security budget while ensuring long-term mining profitability. Sharing pages 1-5 & 7-9 from the original 16-page deck.
矿工罗马Rome🤖|AI、挖矿、股票代币化、预测市场|$NAT Builder@rometheminer

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NAT.FUN
NAT.FUN@natdotfun·
The redistribution is already happening. Collectors who built their Bitcoin NFT identity on a single marketplace are looking for infrastructure that was built to last. Ordinals don't need a new aggregator. They need a new primitive. The exit creates the opening.
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CipherWill.sats 🟧
CipherWill.sats 🟧@WilliamGomezJr·
I found some interesting info on Stripe's annual letter. The crypto section is the most important thing most people will skip. Here's what Stripe is telling you if you read between the lines: 1. Stablecoins won the payments war. Stablecoin payment volume doubled to $400B. Bridge (Stripe's acquisition) volume quadrupled. They're launching stablecoin-backed Visa debit cards with Phantom Wallet (20M monthly active users). Klarna just launched KlarnaUSD on Stripe's new Tempo blockchain. Stablecoins are no longer "crypto.", they're financial infrastructure. 2. Stripe built their own blockchian. Tempo, built with Paradigm. Purpose-built for payments. Sub-second finality. Dedicated payment lanes. Compliance baked in. They explicitly said Bitcoin's ~10 TPS is too slow for agent-driven commerce. They're building toward 1 million to 1 billion TPS. This is huge for agentic payment infrastructure to support nano-payments. A single memecoin frenzy on an existing chain delayed a Bridge payout by 12 hours and spiked fees 35x. That's why they built their own rails. 3. Agentic commerce is here, not coming. Stripe and OpenAI built the Agentic Commerce Protocol (ACP). An open standard for AI agents to transact autonomously. Shared Payment Tokens so agents can pay without exposing card credentials. Machine-to-machine payments via stablecoin microtransactions. They defined 5 levels of agentic commerce. Level 1 is form-filling. Level 5 is full anticipation, where the agent buys things before you ask. Industry is at levels 1-2 today. Stripe is building the plumbing for level 5. 4. Here's what Stripe gets wrong about Bitcoin. They're right that Bitcoin is too slow for agent payments. 10 TPS with 10-minute confirmation times doesn't work when agents need sub-second settlement. But they're making the classic category error: judging Bitcoin as a payment rail when it's actually a reserve asset. Think about it from an agent's perspective. An autonomous agent that controls capital needs two things: a medium of exchange (fast, cheap, programmable) and a store of value (scarce, verifiable, trust-minimized). Stablecoins solve the first problem. They're fast, cheap, and denominated in units humans understand. Bitcoin solves the second problem. And here's why agents will prefer it over every alternative: Provable scarcity. 21 million. Period. An agent can mathematically verify Bitcoin's supply cap by running a node. No trust required. No counterparty. No central bank policy to model. For an AI system optimizing for long-term capital preservation, this is the only asset where supply uncertainty is literally zero. Thermodynamic backing. Bitcoin's security is grounded in energy expenditure. The hashrate represents real-world thermodynamic work that cannot be faked, reversed, or inflated away. For an agent evaluating asset security, energy-backed finality is a fundamentally different trust model than validator-staked finality. Settlement finality without permission. An agent holding Bitcoin doesn't need Stripe's permission, a bank's approval, or a government's cooperation to custody its own wealth. In a world where AI agents may operate across jurisdictions with competing regulatory frameworks, sovereign self-custody isn't a feature. It's a requirement. No governance risk. Tempo has "compliance integrations" and "opt-in privacy." Translation: there's a kill switch. An agent sophisticated enough to manage capital is sophisticated enough to evaluate governance risk. Bitcoin has no board, no foundation with override authority, no compliance layer that can freeze funds. The future isn't Bitcoin OR stablecoins. It's Bitcoin AND stablecoins. Agents will transact in stablecoins on rails like Tempo and settle reserves in Bitcoin. The same way corporations today transact in dollars but hold treasury in assets that preserve purchasing power. Stripe is building the nervous system for agentic commerce. Bitcoin is the skeleton. You need both. Stripe just doesn't know they need Bitcoin yet. The $1.9 trillion insight: Stripe sees payments. They don't see reserves. And in a world of autonomous agents managing autonomous capital, the reserve layer matters more than the payment layer. Bitcoin is NAT without its problems though, but that’s for another story.
Stripe@stripe

The internet economy is speeding up. Last year, businesses running on Stripe generated $1.9 trillion in total volume, equivalent to roughly 1.6% of global GDP. The 2025 cohort of new companies joining Stripe was both the largest and the fastest we’ve ever seen.

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Fractal Crypto🟧🧪
Fractal Crypto🟧🧪@Fractal_Crypto·
@riskonlev Natcats, its Bitcoins 1st Digital Matter Theory NFT Oridinal. DMT Solves Bitcoins Mining Crisis.
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Fractal Crypto🟧🧪@Fractal_Crypto·
@LeonidasNFT, you need to launch it as a Non-Arbitary Bitcoin Token like @natgmi with Bitcoins Digital Matter Theory. It can launch as a dual Unique "digitally living" Nft Ordinal with tokens attached that can grow, evolve and decay with each new Bitcoin Block forever. @dmtnatcats is the 1st DMT Oridinal of this kind. Also the token can be traded like a Solana token on markets with Trac Bitcoin Indexer plugged in, 100% fully on L1 Bitcoin. This is Bitcoins 1st new Programmable Tokenisation system which solves the Bitcoin Mining Crisis by creating new block Subsidiaries along side BTC where Bitcoins Miners are mining new tokens out of each block with BTC. But as its programmable it doesn't have to be an inflating token supply. $NAT will grow into 100s of tokens and Ordinals mined out of each block and will fully subsidise and/or surpass any transaction fees for miners per Block. Look into it, it next level. Can speak with the DmtNat team in profile linked above.
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Leonidas 🧡 $DOG
Leonidas 🧡 $DOG@LeonidasNFT·
There will be a second Runestone airdrop when the time is right and I think it will shock a lot of people how epic it is going to be The timing will depend on market conditions and the maturity of $DOG It is in everyone's best interest to be rallying around the mission of sending $DOG to the moon so that we can unlock the second Runestone airdrop Just because I do not speak about Runestone very much does not mean I do not think about it Hodl your Runestones Patience will be rewarded 💪
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EDK@EDKbtc_·
what ordinals should i buy?
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peter cross chains ⛓️
peter cross chains ⛓️@petehodl·
if your friends aren’t talking about: • NodeMonkes • Bitcoin Puppets • Taproot Wizards • OMB • Runestone • CENTS • The Wizards of Ord • Bitcoin Punks • OCM • Pizza Ninjas • Bitcoin Frogs • Based Angels • Fomojis • Honey Badgers time to find new friends
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ronald@thicknats·
Bitcoin + $NAT = Next Level Incentives
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Yapp@Crypto_Yapp·
Which one i missed in list?
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