I do NAT see an issue here.
Bitcoin does NAT have a problem at all.
NAT a thing to worry about.
Bitcoin is NAT alone.
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Shout out to the @unisat_wallet team for supporting Bitcoin miners to address Bitcoin’s shrinking security budget.
The biggest issue facing Bitcoin is also the issue least discussed.
Lots of credit is due to the @tap_protocol team for the support and getting better visibility on the most important token in all of crypto.
The world is NAT ready.
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Launching an NFT platform @natdotfun in the middle of peak crypto pessimism isn't confidence.
It's conviction.
If the market rewards us, great.
If it doesn't, at least we followed through.
Most people only build when conditions are perfect.
Builders build anyway 👇
Crypto The Forgotten Asset Class | https://t.co/inMF4EwURV Launch Recap | Making Art With AI | TBR#316
Crypto feels dead right now, and we wanted to start there because pretending otherwise would be fake. Stocks still have IPO energy, gold bugs feel validated, gambling apps are pulling insane attention, and AI keeps getting rewarded with fresh belief every week. Meanwhile crypto feels emotionally drained, even when the underlying ideas are still as important as ever. In this episode we talk through that disconnect and why a market can still matter deeply even when the crowd stops treating it like the center of the universe.
From there we widen the lens. We get into @mcuban cooling on Bitcoin, the broader @Bankless fatigue, fiat stress, bond-market pressure, and why AI still gets priced like possibility while crypto keeps getting treated like baggage. That contrast matters. It says a lot about how narrative works, how capital actually behaves, and why the strongest technology does not automatically win the attention war. A big part of this conversation is us trying to make sense of why Bitcoin can still be fundamentally important and yet fail to feel culturally dominant in a moment where so many people are openly looking for a hedge.
We also spend time on the stranger side of the internet because it is all connected. Alien hysteria, conspiracy spirals, @tiktok_us psychosis, and nonstop spectacle are not random detours from the main point. They are the main point. The loudest and most emotionally loaded story tends to win first, and money often follows that before reason does. When we say all markets are attention markets, that is what we mean. Crypto does not feel dead because the ideas disappeared. It feels dead because public focus migrated somewhere else, and the emotional energy went with it.
That becomes very real when we bring the conversation back to https://t.co/inMF4EwURV. We just launched into one of the worst sentiment windows we can remember. AI helped us build something stable, usable, and genuinely interesting. The hard part is not whether the product works. The hard part is getting creators to care, getting people to engage, and doing that without diluting the thesis just to chase a temporary burst of attention. That is where the Vibeathon, onboarding, and distribution conversation all come in.
The broader theme running through this episode is that attention and importance are rarely the same thing. Bitcoin's security-budget problem still exists whether the market wants to talk about it or not, which is why we'd still like to have that conversation with @colyermike at @FoundryServices. We also believe NFTs remain an unfinished category, and that meaningful products are usually built long before the market decides they matter. The quiet periods are where conviction gets tested. Anyone can build when the spotlight is on. The harder question is what you keep working on when nobody is looking. By the time attention returns, the real separation is usually between those who spent the cycle following narratives and those who spent it creating something worth noticing in the first place.
It’s NAT easy to predict what will happen with BTC.
But if the price keeps going lower
And miner revenue continues to fall
Then do you think that makes NAT less or more valuable?
Day 1 on https://t.co/FoJ2tsX1jA was an amazing success!
We proved a lot of assumptions we had pre-launch
✅Can DMT work on chains other than Bitcoin?
✅Can bonding curve graduations signal the production and distribution of NFTs (UNATs)?
✅Can fees from coin trading volume be directed to creators producing NFT collections?
This is just the beginning
We have a lot more to prove and a lot more to build
We're NAT slowing down until DMT is widely accepted as the new standard for digital asset creation
First of all, a huge congrats to the @TheBlockRunner guys on the launch 🥂
A Pump Fun style token launcher that automatically distributes NFTs on Solana upon graduation, OR on Bitcoin leveraging @tap_protocol, is a HUGE build!
Also, the NAT buyback loop from platform fees is 🧠
The summer vibes will be created at https://t.co/uND1s1puER
Try out the vibe studio and cook up a collection.
Migrate your token and launch your vibe to your holders
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