Seven Keys, One Fingerprint
An on-chain investigation into legacy Yeti’s public testing ritual, signer fingerprint, concentrated usage, operational tradeoffs, and social marketing machine.
Read from the bunker →FF2K
Bunker notes, Bitcoin scars, operator reads, and market weirdness from the man behind the mask. Costume second. Receipt always.
Eddie’s Five-Year Window
Eddie Mutch found a five-year window between a New Jersey bedsheet factory, cheap Chinese manufacturing, and JCPenney. AI is creating the same kind of window right now.
Read from the bunker →Bitcoin's Catch-22: Corporate Adoption Is the Billboard, Not the Building
Corporate adoption made Bitcoin louder. It did not make shareholders sovereign. FF2K separates price exposure from the thing Bitcoin was actually built to deliver.
Read from the bunker →The Customer Was Me
A self-deprecating FF2K piece on EverstoneBTC, clean Bitcoin anchoring, arbitrary-data panic, and the awkward little fact that the only real customer was me.
Read from the bunker →Walking the Fence
A first-person FF2K piece about holding Bitcoin without becoming unpaid security for the people monetizing the movement.
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