Three months ago we described a pension built from timelocked BSV. Now it's built — and building it taught us the real problem isn't locking the money. It's surviving forty years of custody. The answer involves a solicitor, and that's not a betrayal of the cypherpunk idea. It's the mature version of it.
bMovies is our BSVA hackathon submission — commission an AI-produced film for $0.99, mint a BSV-21 royalty token, raise to upgrade. Live in public beta on mainnet with 17+ films. We're opening a $100k-for-10% early round at $1M post-money and we're looking for enthusiastic testers.
UKIPO patent application for a computing device architecture that orchestrates operations across multiple protocols with persistent blockchain identity and tamper-evident action recording.
UKIPO patent application for a system where proof-of-work mining produces tokens whose staking activates proportional, incremental intellectual property licence rights with no thresholds.
On Proof of Useful Work, Proof of Value, Proof of Indexing, and why the distinction matters more than the debate. Wright's critique is correct about systems that replace the hash puzzle. Proof of Indexing does not replace it — it commits to useful work inside it.
Every account-based blockchain is a purpose-designed extraction machine — and the people who know it are already inside your wallet. The account is the flaw: single address, total exposure, permanent record.
UKIPO patent application for reversible token staking as the mechanism for content registration, collateralised ticket issuance, and self-regulating network membership on UTXO blockchains.
A theological and political briefing. Before the Holocaust, opposition to Zionism was the majority view among Orthodox Jewish authorities. Understanding this tradition collapses the equation of Zionism with Judaism, and of criticism of Israel with antisemitism.
Full text of the UKIPO patent application for the $402 Protocol, a token-based micropayment system using HTTP status code signalling, URL path conventions, and blockchain-native unilateral contract formation.
Full text of the UKIPO patent application for DNS-DEX, a domain name tokenization system with multi-proof ownership verification, deterministic pricing, and revenue distribution to token holders.
Full text of the UKIPO patent application for verifiable derived state computation in blockchain overlay networks using Proof of Indexing consensus applied to UTXO event streams.
Full text of the UKIPO patent application for a signed semantic relationship layer using UTXO-inscribed triples with identity-bound authorship and personal trust-weighted query resolution.
Full text of the UKIPO patent application for a decentralised CDN using limited-supply UTXO ticket tokens with integrated staking, trading, and revenue-sharing mechanics.
In American private-law signature doctrine, a signature does not satisfy the signature requirement for enforcement unless it is attributable to an identifiable legal person. The entire digital signature ecosystem has been engineered around integrity and non-repudiation of the key. The link between key and person has been treated as an externality. That externality is the only thing that matters.
ClawMiner is a hardware device that ships with an autonomous AI agent pre-installed. It works, records its work on-chain, tokenises the proof, and sells the resulting tokens. Software falls to zero. Hardware holds value. Proof of work proves you earned it.
Zero Dice is an NPG spin-off — an autonomous AI influencer posting every two hours across four platforms, generating comics, music, and stories in two languages. 27 Python bots. Zero human intervention. This is what a self-running content business looks like.
The Bitcoin Corporation's Mint now works in the browser. Hash documents client-side and inscribe SHA-256 proofs to BSV via HandCash — no download required. Desktop app also updated with macOS crash fix.
No premine. No allocation. No treasury. The Bitcoin Corporation's bit-trust earns tokens the same way everyone else does — by mining. Then it spends them on grants that build the ecosystem it mines.
Web2 cookies track you. Web3 $cookies pay you. But the real story is the privacy model underneath — HD key derivation gives every user a constellation of addresses, where the map itself is the meaning.
Take a UK penny. Take a US penny. Find the daily mean. You now have the Atlantic Penny — a micro-unit that bridges the two largest English-speaking economies and prices the internet at a scale humans can feel.
The tokenised internet runs on three state machines: $401 tracks who you are, $402 tracks what you're owed, and $403 tracks what you're forbidden from doing. They map exactly to HTTP status codes — and together they describe a complete economic system.
Every component of the MetaWeb already existed. Micropayments, tokenisation, peer-to-peer serving, speculation, gated access. The assembly was always obvious—the only thing preventing it was ideological commitment to fragments.
Larry Flynt didn't ask permission to publish Hustler. He published it and dared the courts to stop him. Fifty years later, token issuers face a similar question: when the technology outpaces the law, who gets to decide what's legal?
Every press costs less than a penny. Every press mints tokens. Every press spreads virally across the internet. Here's how TheMoneyButton.store is building the most addictive micropayment game on Bitcoin.
Osinka Kalaso is a sustainable onion farming operation and community water borehole project in Olasiti, Kajiado County, Kenya. 50+ farmers, 100+ families, 5 acres of Red Coach F1 onions, and a solar-powered borehole.
What if your login credentials were assets? What if tracking cookies could be sold on secondary markets? Developer tokens that grant API access, tradeable on exchanges. The future of authentication is ownership.
My bank locked me out for three months. With no access to my statements, I couldn't file my confirmation statement. Companies House threatened to prosecute me. Why is this still how the system works?
While America argues about stablecoin yield, the UK has functional company law that already works with tokenisation. No new legislation needed. Just existing Companies Act structures, implemented on-chain.
