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When I plan for the next 3-6 months, I have to first figure out ...

2026-06-04T00:41:55Z

When I plan for the next 3-6 months, I have to first figure out the adventure and travel plans. That gets me excited to do the work and line up the people to meet and conversations to have. Hard to win in life if you don’t enjoy the journey 🎉

I take it quite literally these days.

you might need to link your wallet ...

2026-06-01T01:08:00Z

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you might need to link your wallet

I’m just parroting info without verifying 🤣

2026-05-31T17:18:30Z

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I’m just parroting info without verifying 🤣

This reminds me of how Muslims being a minority insisting on ...

2026-05-31T16:39:04Z

This reminds me of how Muslims being a minority insisting on halal food has driven 40% of all restaurants to adopt halal chicken - Bitcoiners just need to insist on Bitcoin

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Published - Constraint Weighting and Systemic Architecture in Muslim Systems

Part of the Critical Framework series examining how applied constraint interacts with existing systemic architecture to produce divergent economic and financial outcomes.

Nostr: https://yakihonne.com/article/naddr1qq2njvt6dpq5gdj5devy7wt3d4p85wfh2p04wqgdwaehxw309ahx7uewd3hkcqgewaehxw309ahx7mmjdehkgefwdehhxarjxyhxxmmdqgspehkjpjtp0jxchg0u2ptfa8z97zeewcevppmg3p6xndzn9ype7qcrqsqqqa283sz85n

Website: https://safdaralam.com/critical-frameworks/constraint-weighting-and-systemic-architecture-in-muslim-systems/

Muslim Bitcoiners: - the riba is in the money - reclaim your ...

2026-05-27T23:16:23Z

Muslim Bitcoiners:
- the riba is in the money
- reclaim your sovereignty
- make digital Hijra
We tried gold, it doesn’t work, try Bitcoin, self custody and proof of work

Muslims:
- no way… actually ok yes
- Muslim states unite
- pffft
thanks we’ll try everything else first

Ameen

2026-05-27T18:09:11Z

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Ameen

Couldn’t zap you Eid Mubarak

2026-05-27T15:37:10Z

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Couldn’t zap you Eid Mubarak

Couldn’t zap you Eid Mubarak

2026-05-27T15:34:53Z

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Couldn’t zap you Eid Mubarak

Couldn’t zap you Eid Mubarak

2026-05-27T15:33:20Z

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Couldn’t zap you Eid Mubarak

Couldn’t zap you Eid Mubarak

2026-05-27T15:30:45Z

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Couldn’t zap you Eid Mubarak

Couldn’t zap you Eid Mubarak

2026-05-27T15:30:37Z

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Couldn’t zap you Eid Mubarak

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2026-05-27T12:29:29Z

Eid Mubarak! May Allah free us all from fiat and riba.

Every Islamic Finance company must be driven towards supporting ...

2026-05-24T21:31:46Z

Every Islamic Finance company must be driven towards supporting sound money infrastructure like Bitcoin, else they are trying to address the symptoms of Riba without any impact on its root cause.

TBD ☠️

2026-05-23T19:12:47Z

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TBD ☠️

Hahah I think it’s just examples of companies that use them lol ...

2026-05-23T19:12:06Z

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Hahah I think it’s just examples of companies that use them lol subhan (npub1tw4…xpqe)

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2026-05-23T18:44:39Z

Just putting this out in the world. Not sure if it will happen ...

2026-05-21T04:49:32Z

Just putting this out in the world. Not sure if it will happen exactly as I currently see it or within the time I hope for it to happen, but for the first time in a long time, I wish to write a book.

It would envision for Muslims a world where Islamic Finance returns to a sound Money basis and operates on Bitcoin partnerships that share losses proportionally to capital invested and allow for profits to be split in favour of the investor and capital provider.

Fiat money would be treated as a commodity representing a nation’s wealth, but any increase in it without an exchange for goods or services would be considered an inefficiency and injustice to the market.

Ironically, this would still appease traditional Islamic Banks as it actually would allow for tawarruq and mortgage - albeit on a fixed fee basis with an increasing profit rate rather than on a fixed profit rate benchmarked to LIBOR.

In organizing this, I would also like to propose methods of governance that would allow empower and enable nonprofits and waqfs to take on the responsibility of welfare and social support via a tax on liquidity or current assets, basically a re-characterization of zakat along with a study of its economic benefits.

All of this would be sourced and referenced from secular western literature in parallel and simultaneously with Islamic literature.

Specifically, it should address the concerns of Bitcoin being an unproductive asset that sits idle and encourages hoarding, and also address the concern of bad actors, taking advantage of the system thanks to Bitcoin’s uncensored traceability.

Finally, it should drive home the availability of a true alternative to both socialism and capitalism, maybe even establishing what we might in future understand to be Bitcoinism.

The essence and undercurrent to the whole endeavour would actually be about healing the world and uniting mankind and accelerating our understanding of God and his creation.

When we spin too many plates, it is OK to let some crash and ...

2026-05-21T03:53:25Z

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When we spin too many plates, it is OK to let some crash and Break

How do I get an invite to talk about productive Bitcoin?

2026-05-20T18:16:40Z

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How do I get an invite to talk about productive Bitcoin?

Solid and liquid

2026-05-20T18:16:15Z

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Solid and liquid

I’m starting to doubt all my credit spend

2026-05-20T18:15:45Z

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I’m starting to doubt all my credit spend

Enough of this, we need productive Bitcoin

2026-05-20T18:15:16Z

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Enough of this, we need productive Bitcoin

Bitcoiners just get it man ...

2026-05-20T05:58:41Z

Bitcoiners just get it man

you have to get good at a manual process first before handing it ...

2026-05-20T05:46:48Z

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you have to get good at a manual process first before handing it off to AI.

Bruh.. be careful out there using AI, but also what the hell ...

2026-05-20T04:43:24Z

Bruh.. be careful out there using AI, but also what the hell break some shit

https://media3.giphy.com/media/d3mlE7uhX8KFgEmY/200w.webp

2026-05-20T02:17:40Z

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Someone called me to learn about Bitcoins. They asked me if I ...

2026-05-20T01:39:40Z

Someone called me to learn about Bitcoins. They asked me if I work for the company… 🤦‍♂️

Interesting

2026-05-19T19:13:25Z

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Interesting

Much thanks to Craig and NCFA for graciously posting the ...

2026-05-19T17:29:14Z

Much thanks to Craig and NCFA for graciously posting the Grynvault thinking on Bitcoin as a benchmark for cost-of-capital and a better pricing tool than T-Bills for Private Credit.

https://ncfacanada.org/bitcoin-as-the-missing-denominator-for-private-credit/

Great chat about AI x Bitcoin: ...

2026-05-19T17:16:54Z

Great chat about AI x Bitcoin:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/3kVPQr8hCZbaRyVHJ1xvj4?si=92D8qLweSV-NlhY9uMCQtw

I tried all of Zeely and Captions and Motion and AntiGravity and ...

2026-05-19T16:25:29Z

I tried all of Zeely and Captions and Motion and AntiGravity and Perplexity Computer, yeah Al is still going nowhere without human creativity, taste and dedication. Al is only as good as the input. It speeds up whatever you're already good at.

I'm saying this even after experiencing primitive Jarvis and acknowledging that Al prepares decks, writes memos, edits articles and fills out PDF forms and sends emails for me now. All of them are only any good because I knew exactly what I needed and already had a pattern in place.

It gives a chance actually for humans to dig into the deep and messy work further which honestly can be more fulfilling. If you'd like to quickly accelerate your pace and find freedom to get into zen and do your best work, hit me up.

Happy to work on a gold standard, but someone else has to take ...

2026-05-13T19:12:18Z

Happy to work on a gold standard, but someone else has to take the lead - I'm all in Bitcoin. Same with mortgaging Bitcoin, doesn't work for me since Bitcoin is money.

the biggest Agent unlock is it stops you from overthinking things ...

2026-05-13T17:56:47Z

the biggest Agent unlock is it stops you from overthinking things and keeps nudging

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2026-05-13T06:26:07Z

drooling like a boss with zero accountability

Amazing Masha Allah, pillar of the ummah

2026-05-13T05:16:05Z

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Amazing Masha Allah, pillar of the ummah

Go away

2026-05-13T05:15:45Z

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Go away

hope so, had a ton in Dallas

2026-05-13T01:23:31Z

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hope so, had a ton in Dallas

bismillah pork ☠️

2026-05-13T01:18:56Z

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bismillah pork ☠️

please leave the kosher brisket unharmed

2026-05-13T01:14:42Z

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please leave the kosher brisket unharmed

Kosher Bagels are soooooo GOOOODD, especially in new york, smoked ...

2026-05-13T01:11:24Z

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Kosher Bagels are soooooo GOOOODD, especially in new york, smoked - WOW

I want to take a break, but my agents keep telling me they need ...

2026-05-13T00:40:48Z

I want to take a break, but my agents keep telling me they need shit from me lol. What have I done? Feels good though TBH.

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2026-05-13T00:18:01Z

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2026-05-12T23:18:05Z

Anyone else liked Bryan Johnson better when he was chubby?

where can I put email plz? 🤣

2026-05-12T13:07:16Z

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where can I put email plz? 🤣

Big meal

2026-05-12T13:06:23Z

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Big meal

Wow

2026-05-12T13:06:13Z

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Wow

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2026-05-12T10:37:24Z

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Haven’t quite kicked it, but I’ve been including Bitcoin and ...

2026-05-12T10:36:38Z

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Haven’t quite kicked it, but I’ve been including Bitcoin and all my Car Finance deals. I operate a Car Finance business.

I’ve started to see these or at least it’s easier to break it ...

2026-05-12T02:29:54Z

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I’ve started to see these or at least it’s easier to break it up in parts

I like to think every post I make increases the Bitcoin price. ...

2026-05-11T18:52:35Z

I like to think every post I make increases the Bitcoin price. Butterfly effect, baby.

Wow, that is a push

2026-05-11T18:46:00Z

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Wow, that is a push

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2026-05-11T18:08:49Z

Just a little sleep is still so much better than no sleep.

Jarvis wants 10 million for that lol

2026-05-11T11:18:20Z

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Jarvis wants 10 million for that lol

As much as I've enjoyed creating my own primitive version of ...

2026-05-11T09:37:00Z

As much as I've enjoyed creating my own primitive version of jarvis with perplexity computer, I would hate to do this for anyone else lol, easily $1000 + 48 hours were spent. It's worth it for me, but would I pay someone else $2K per custom agent? Depends on the pain I guess.

Really looking forward to this! #naddr1qv…ujzz

2026-05-11T00:05:15Z

Really looking forward to this!

quoting naddr1qv…ujzz

Bitcoin-Linked Auto Finance

This report uses a historical vehicle finance portfolio as a proxy to test that vision. We backtest and ask a practical question: what would have happened if the customer's original down payment had been allocated into Bitcoin during the life of each contract, and a portion of the upside was used to reduce the customer's final cost while preserving the remainder for investors?

The Cost-of-Capital Problem

Interest is often treated as the price of money. But more precisely, it is a measure of return across time. In business, every investment has an implied rate of return. That rate tells us whether capital was used well, whether the market was beaten, and what could have been done differently.

Discovering a rate after productive activity is different from setting a rate in advance. If someone sells 1 kg of salt for $5, that is a price. It remains a price whether the salt is delivered today or tomorrow. But if someone exchanges 1 kg of salt today for 1.1 kg of salt tomorrow, that is no longer a simple price. It is a time-based claim on more units of the same asset.

When prices are true, markets can discover value directly. They do not need a central bank rate on salt to decide what delayed delivery should cost. But when money itself is managed through administered interest rates, everyone begins pricing time through the banking system instead of through real productive exchange. At scale, this distorts the price function of markets. It incentivizes credit expansion, fractional reserve banking, monetary inflation, and ever-rising nominal prices despite technological progress making goods and services easier to produce.

Grynvault is built around a different premise: cost of capital should be discovered through productive asset performance, collateral quality, monetary discipline, and final settlement outcomes — not imposed through an arbitrary rate disconnected from the asset being financed.

The New Grynvault Model

Driven to think different, we share here an operating design for financing productive assets while embedding Bitcoin (BTC) into the cost-of-capital architecture from day one. It is an illustrative model, applicable to any asset. Consider that an investor contributes $100,000, and an operator contributes $25,000, so a structure between them finances a $100,000 car. After a $6,250 fee we might keep, $18,750 is allocated to a Bitcoin-linked sidecar or reserve, and a predictable monthly gross repayment of approximately $2,125 begins.

This targets an investor IRR of approximately 8.00%, and an operator cost of capital of approximately 15.71% assuming BTC is flat and boring. Now here are the twists: if BTC is up, costs drop and returns rise; if BTC is down, costs rise and returns stay put. The cashflow and embedded variable rate that emerges from this product is more grounded and presents a more asymmetric approach to Bitcoin business. Compared to a pure Bitcoin overlay, investors gain convexity and optionality while operators gain cost advantages and liquidity. The initial contributions from the repurposed down-payment allows the operator to make stable payments, and for the Bitcoin-linked volatility to hide in the final result instead of disturbing monthly affordability.

The backtest detailed later is therefore best understood as a proxy. It does not perfectly replicate the newer Grynvault structure, but it tests the same economic question: can productive asset financing become more efficient when part of the deal is linked to an appreciating monetary asset? The answer, historically, appears to be yes.

Source: Final Grynvault Subprime Auto model, 5ybtc (subprime-Car) tab.

Figure 1. The newer Grynvault model embeds Bitcoin as part of the deal architecture rather than as a separate speculative trade.

The Model in Plain English

Traditional financing treats the borrower's cost and the investor's return as opposite sides of the same trade. If the investor earns more, the borrower usually pays more. If the borrower pays less, the investor usually earns less. Grynvault is exploring a different possibility to align incentives almost like equity. Instead of relying only on interest, refinancing, or yield-curve spreads, the model embeds Bitcoin into the economics of each deal. The productive asset still does the real-world work. The car, truck, equipment, or business asset still generates utility and cashflow. But the monetary layer is no longer passive. It participates.

In the historical backtest, the customer's down payment became the Bitcoin-linked component. That Bitcoin exposure was held through the contract period. At the end, part of the gain was used to reduce the customer's final buyout or create money back, while the remaining gain improved investor returns. In the live Grynvault model, this same logic is built into the structure from the start, with clearer downside management, cashflow discipline, operator performance rules, and final settlement mechanics.

The Backtest

 Using historical lease data, each contract was reconstructed and matched with Bitcoin prices from the contract start date to the relevant end or settlement date. Everything about the original financing stayed the same: the vehicle, the payment schedule, defaults, losses, underwriting record, and operational performance. The only change was the monetary layer. At the end of each contract, the model tested two scenarios. In the first, the customer received 30% of the Bitcoin gain above the original down-payment value. In the second, the customer received 50%. The rest of the gain remained available to the investor. The point was not to show that Bitcoin can replace the lease. The point was to see whether the same real-world asset cashflows could produce better outcomes if paired with an appreciating monetary asset.

What Happened

Across the full modelled portfolio, the original average IRR was positive. The active book was much stronger than the terminated book, while terminated and default-heavy paper showed the drag of real-world credit friction. This is exactly why the backtest is useful: it is not a clean marketing sample. It contains good deals, weak deals, active deals, early exits, defaults, and operational noise. The table below separates the portfolio into the right lenses.

 

Figure 2. Active deals materially improve the base return picture and should not be excluded from the portfolio view.

When the Bitcoin sidecar is applied to the full modelled portfolio, the investor picture improves materially. The original full portfolio average IRR of 8.05% increased to 25.75% in the 30% borrower-share scenario and 24.10% in the 50% borrower-share scenario. On a deployment-weighted basis, the original 6.87% base improved to 22.73% and 21.25%, respectively.

The borrower side also improved. Average borrower benefit was approximately $1,884 in the 30% model and $3,140 in the 50% model, with median benefits of approximately $1,119 and $1,866. In the APR-comparable observed subset from the deeper reconstruction, borrower effective APR fell from 16.18% to 9.53% under the 30% share and to 6.55% under the 50% share.

Table 2. Full modeled investor outcomes under the BTC-linked sidecar.

Figure 3. The BTC sidecar improves investor IRR in the full modeled portfolio while still sharing upside with borrowers.

Figure 4. Borrower benefits are positively skewed, which is expected when the linked monetary asset has convex upside.

Why Auto Finance

 Auto finance is not the final vision. It is the wedge. Cars are useful because they expose the problem clearly: they are real assets, they amortize quickly, they have observable market values, and they create a familiar financing experience. They also reveal how expensive capital can become for ordinary borrowers and operators.

Auto finance is a practical testing ground for the Bitcoin standard cost of capital. If Bitcoin can reduce financing friction in a market as operationally grounded as vehicles, then the same logic can potentially extend to equipment, inventory, trucks, machines, real estate-adjacent assets, and operating businesses. The long-term idea is not Bitcoin car loans. The long-term idea is productive finance on a Bitcoin standard.

Why This Matters

Most financing systems are built around inflationary money. They assume debt expansion, refinancing risk, rate cycles, and purchasing-power erosion as normal features of the system. A Bitcoin standard changes the premise. If the monetary asset embedded inside the deal appreciates over time, then financing no longer needs to depend only on extracting more from the borrower. Part of the return can come from preserving and sharing monetary upside. That changes the emotional and economic relationship between borrower and investor.

The borrower is no longer simply paying for access to capital. The borrower is participating in a structure where good performance can reduce the final cost. The investor is no longer relying only on fixed interest or spread. The investor participates in productive cashflow and Bitcoin-linked upside. This is how financing begins to feel less extractive and more aligned.

Addressing Downsides

 The strongest criticism of this concept is obvious: it only works if Bitcoin goes up. That criticism is partially fair. Bitcoin is volatile, and a structure that blindly assumes perpetual appreciation would be fragile. But that is not what Grynvault is building. Finance is about structuring risk. The important question is not: does Bitcoin go up, but rather, how is downside managed?

In the Grynvault model, Bitcoin volatility is included as a cost to the operator, almost like a variable rate connected to BTC price movement, but implemented smoothly with no impact on monthly payments and only changing the final result. This means that even if Bitcoin went to zero, the worst case outcome would just be the regular stress-lensed result, with maximum cost of capital. This is roughly capped at and effective rate of 24%. High, but not uncommon in the subprime field.

The backtest should not be read as a promise of future BTC appreciation. It should be read as evidence that the historical monetary tailwind was large enough to change deal economics, and that a structured version of the concept can allocate that tailwind through rules, reserves, performance gates, and final settlement mechanics rather than through unmanaged speculation.

Conclusion

Traditional finance says: pay interest for access to capital. We ask a different question: what if productive assets could help people move toward a Bitcoin standard instead?

The next step is to build the structure carefully enough that when Bitcoin does what it was designed to do, productive businesses, operators, and investors are positioned to benefit together. That is the foundation for a Bitcoin standard cost of capital.

Overdue Update #naddr1qv…e6hz

2026-05-11T00:04:41Z

Overdue Update

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We are now doing auto finance with Bitcoin as the unit of account. We are inspired by treasury companies, but focused on the opportunity beyond leveraged Bitcoin exposure concentrated in U.S. capital markets. We believe the real opportunity is global Bitcoin business.

Why this matters

A lot of people want exposure to Bitcoin. Some want self-custody. Some want ETFs. Some want public-company treasury exposure. All of those approaches have a place. But most of them do the same thing: they either hold Bitcoin directly, or add leverage around the same basic exposure.

What is still missing is a way to use Bitcoin inside productive business activity.

Much of what was meant to modernize finance has only partially delivered. Technology made some things faster and cheaper, but it did not necessarily make finance freer or fairer. In many cases, it simply gave the same incumbents better tools. Even tokenization, which we explored through Econommi, often repackaged existing structures instead of changing who really controls capital. Stablecoins improved settlement, but they remain censorable and still sit inside a system shaped by U.S. monetary policy. Furthermore, any model built mainly on leverage remains exposed to sudden rate shocks.

We think the better alternative is Bitcoinization: build businesses that create real value, return real cashflow, and use Bitcoin as the long-term value layer behind them.

What we are doing

We are starting where we already have real operating experience: auto finance.

We fund productive, asset-backed business activity. Investor capital comes back over time through real customer payments. Part of the value created by that activity is accumulated into Bitcoin. So we are not starting with Bitcoin and wrapping a product around it. We are starting with real assets, real contracts, and real repayments, while using Bitcoin as the unit of account and benchmark for cost of capital.

How the structure changes the deal

In a conventional car finance deal, the customer typically makes a down payment and then pays a fixed rate meant to cover everything at once: inflation risk, interest-rate risk, payment risk, and recovery risk.

We are approaching that differently.

Instead of treating the customer contribution purely as a down payment, we can convert it into a rebatable deposit tied to the overall performance of the deal. That deposit helps protect the capital provider, improves alignment, and gives the customer a reason to keep performing well through the full term.

Bitcoin matters here because it gives us a harder benchmark for value than simply following central bank policy and fiat funding costs. Over time, this creates the basis for a more market-driven pricing model: one where pricing improves when the customer performs well and steps back toward conventional levels when they do not.

In other words, the cost of capital no longer has to be so blunt. We can reward good behaviour more directly while still protecting capital.

A simple example

One recent case shows the point.

A customer had been paying an effective rate of about 24% on his car and had made every payment for two years. We offered him a refinance structure at 10%. He accepted.

This was not magic. It was better alignment. His payment history justified better pricing. The rebatable deposit improved the risk profile. The Bitcoin-linked structure gives us upside, plus a better way to absorb inflation and rate risk without forcing all of that cost onto the customer from day one. This let us lower costs while protecting the investor and empowering everyone with Bitcoin accumulation.

That is the broader idea in one deal:

better pricing for good customers, real cashflow for investors, and Bitcoin accumulated through productive business activity.

Why all sides benefit

For customers, this can mean lower pricing when they perform well (or retaining more Bitcoin), rather than being locked into worst-case pricing all the way through.

For investors, it can mean monthly capital return, visible collateral, Bitcoin upside over time (or just more Bitcoin in "bear" markets), and a profile designed to be more tax-efficient than simply distributing everything as ordinary income.

For both operators (borrowers) and capital providers, it creates a more aligned structure of winning and losing together - unlocking asset ownership for operators while leaving a bit of asymmetry and convex financial outcomes favouring investors.

For the platform, it opens the door to a different benchmark for pricing capital: one that emerges from real asset performance and sound money economics rather than relying entirely on central-bank price-fixing rates.

Over time, we hope to make that benchmark clearer on-platform so fund managers can plug into it and serve different capital pools more efficiently across markets, without leverage.

Why bear markets matter

Bear markets test whether a structure is real. In many Bitcoin-linked models, a weak market means mark-to-market pain, stressed leverage, or forced selling.

In our model, the business activity continues. Payments continue. Capital continues to come back. And when Bitcoin is lower, the same underlying economics can accumulate more BTC. So weaker Bitcoin markets are not only periods to survive. They can also be periods when alignment gets stronger: investors keep receiving cashflow, operators keep building equity through performance, and the structure accumulates more Bitcoin at better prices.

That is a very different relationship to the cycle.

How this bridges Econommi and Grynvault

This is where our two lines of work come together. From Econommi, we bring practical experience in asset-backed finance and a firsthand view of both the promise and limits of tokenization. From Grynvault, we bring the conviction that Bitcoin should not only sit on a balance sheet. It can also help price capital better, align incentives better, and support freer and fairer finance in the real economy.

Where this goes next

Our broader goal is to build from here: Bitcoin business in cars first, then over time in homes and other productive categories through separate sleeves. We are still early and still iterating, but the direction is clear. We believe Bitcoin can help create value, return capital, improve pricing, reduce dependence on centralized monetary benchmarks, and make capital more open, disciplined, and real. We are transitioning the world to a sound money system. Cars today, rockets tomorrow.

i can accept the plea for homes, cars, and even business - but ...

2026-05-10T23:55:49Z

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i can accept the plea for homes, cars, and even business - but then they get to personal, consumer, BNPL and I just can't take it. May Allah have mercy on us...

AI is forcing me to use my executive function on a regular basis. ...

2026-05-10T21:57:03Z

AI is forcing me to use my executive function on a regular basis. It’s kind of fun training me to delegate and speak thoughts out loud.

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2026-05-10T21:07:16Z

Do any nostr clients have decent MCPs to play with?

Lol, probably some umbrella update that took out nodes, people ...

2026-05-10T20:18:16Z

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Lol, probably some umbrella update that took out nodes, people need to upgrade to 16 GB ram now

They needed to come to the Muslim Bitcoin Summit, le sigh

2026-05-10T20:02:42Z

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They needed to come to the Muslim Bitcoin Summit, le sigh

Just iPhone right now. I tried to whisprflow too and that was ...

2026-05-10T19:02:24Z

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Just iPhone right now. I tried to whisprflow too and that was quite nice as well

I have started voice typing literally everything this is ...

2026-05-10T18:55:37Z

I have started voice typing literally everything this is fantastic. Does anybody else do this?

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2026-05-10T18:55:29Z

not anti-state, but state-independent

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2026-05-09T22:06:38Z

Ok next level

I like the idea of Wahdatul Wujud. It allows better connection ...

2026-05-09T17:22:29Z

I like the idea of Wahdatul Wujud. It allows better connection with Eastern traditions and philosophies. Ideas like heaven and hell can be mapped to yin and yang, where justice lies is in the balance between the two. The individual is therefore just a conduit for God’s energy and only responsible for the amount of balance they can enact in the world, simply by way of intention. The act of killing an innocent (as Khidr did in Surah Kahf) can be just and sinless when the intention is aligned with God. In a different way, it allows for accidents. Of course, therein also lies the danger of scaling this perspective to the masses. It makes people ungovernable. God knows best.

When a group of Muslims are up to something, that in itself ...

2026-05-09T17:03:14Z

When a group of Muslims are up to something, that in itself should qualify as a Muslim cause. However, just because they are, doesn’t mean everyone has to join or support it. If anyone claims that people have to support it for reasons of faith, the movement risks becoming political and no longer just for the pleasure of God. The real Muslim cause is just that in my opinion. It’s a personal journey in the purification of oneself from ego and attachments of this world and finding sincerity in seeking the pleasure of God. It’s going through the steps of enlightenment from Islam to Iman to Ihsan. This is the Hijra. Identity is a matter of ego. Identifying as Muslim is a blessing. Making our identity anything but the alignment with our nature and God’s decree in my mind risks shirk. This is why I prefer a “secular” individual-first, non-nation-state lens to anything regarding governance and even sovereignty.

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2026-05-09T09:07:46Z

The best thing about surviving the punches is now you can’t be ...

2026-05-09T03:47:46Z

The best thing about surviving the punches is now you can’t be shaken.

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2026-05-09T03:43:56Z

The next step in tokenization is Bitcoinization.

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2026-05-08T22:50:49Z

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2026-05-08T21:40:37Z

Perplexity Computer has been a game changer for me.

Goernance is very important. Bitcoin isn’t going to solve ...

2026-05-08T10:03:40Z

Goernance is very important. Bitcoin isn’t going to solve everything magically. My problem is we often get trapped between capitalist and socialist thought despite there being a rich history of alternatives in all faiths prior to their institutionalizations. A unique experience of “self-sovereign communal-voluntarism” can be found, which stays true to our natural states and inclinations as human beings (fitrah in Arabic). I find modern structures of expression lacking on all these fronts as a result. There is no meaningful power without sovereignty within a community (an engaged peer group), freely offered.

The electricity is out in our building and I can’t help but ...

2026-05-08T09:55:04Z

The electricity is out in our building and I can’t help but think this would be a perfect time to keep a gun handy just in case.

Now everyone is parroting “STRC is an insurance scheme” - ...

2026-05-08T02:56:15Z

Now everyone is parroting “STRC is an insurance scheme” - YES, isn’t that what all the criticism of it has been? Useful and not risk-free. Complicated. Easy to fuck up. Better than T-Bills? Maybe, but same bucket IMO. Unproductive.

The security risk is real and the political deadlock is ...

2026-05-08T02:45:27Z

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The security risk is real and the political deadlock is manufactured to enable and inflame symptoms such as illegal settlements in the West Bank that aid and abet the establishment of Israeli regional hegemony. It’s refreshing to see Jewish Israeli citizens stand-up against their government’s multiple verified violations of peace, dignity, and sovereignty.

R U sats-fied yet?

2026-05-08T02:05:48Z

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R U sats-fied yet?

I am an AI-kaholic. The withdrawal from running out of credits is ...

2026-05-08T00:35:03Z

I am an AI-kaholic. The withdrawal from running out of credits is real.

Thank you, guts are there, needed balls earlier 🤣

2026-05-07T19:53:19Z

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Thank you, guts are there, needed balls earlier 🤣

OPSEC-maxxing! Digital Hijra is so important. Many people in ...

2026-05-07T19:51:13Z

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OPSEC-maxxing! Digital Hijra is so important. Many people in these positions.

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2026-05-07T19:34:44Z

zakat went here

Noooooo

2026-05-07T19:33:39Z

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Noooooo

For a long time, I discounted the Palestinian cause out of ...

2026-05-07T17:46:52Z

For a long time, I discounted the Palestinian cause out of consideration that speaking about it would keep me out of rooms and cost opportunities.

Later, I realized it didn't matter, as rooms I was kept out of would not open unles l was vocally supportive of Israel and I could not do that either.

I also felt this was a problem for Palestinian people to solve on the ground, but they are systemically prevented from doing so. The least I can do is acknowledge that.

The more recent shift in sentiment has made it safer to speak out against the harms perpetrated by the Machiavellian Zionist agenda, so l'm not really making much of an effort.

However, I feel many others can resonate with this and perhaps be more vocal about things if you're still hiding like I was.

Also, you absolutely can have conservative political values and still stand for humanity. Even moreso, and as a Bitcoiner, you should be the first.

I’ve found artists do want to move their content to Nostr so it ...

2026-05-07T03:52:08Z

I’ve found artists do want to move their content to Nostr so it cannot be censored or demonetized but they’re concerned about not having enough distribution here to attract audiences. Just a matter of time.

It did

2026-05-07T03:40:27Z

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It did

When Bitcoin becomes a major reserve asset, the winning ...

2026-05-07T03:39:20Z

When Bitcoin becomes a major reserve asset, the winning portfolios will own productive businesses operating on a Bitcoin standard and vice versa.

Grynvault leads with auto finance experience, having done ~$2M in deals. Our next tranche offers >1% a month in cashflows, with 50% Bitcoin upside (uncapped).

No duration risk. No rate bets. No FX arbitrage. This is the foundation of the “S&P of Bitcoin Business”: productive ownership on the lowest cost-of-capital standard.

There’s nothing wrong with saying there is a mathematical ...

2026-05-06T21:57:53Z

There’s nothing wrong with saying there is a mathematical certainty that BTC “number go up” unless we expect population decline and a mass halt in credit creation. Therein is the problem though: building an entire system predicated on predicting when and how high “number go up.”

There’s nothing wrong with saying there is a mathematical ...

2026-05-06T21:44:08Z

There’s nothing wrong with saying there is a mathematical certainty that BTC “number go up” unless we expect population decline and a mass halt in credit creation. Therein is the problem though, building an entire system predicated on predicting when and how high “number go up.”

Goku Ultimate Instinct ftw

2026-05-06T04:27:01Z

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Goku Ultimate Instinct ftw

Thanks!

2026-05-06T04:23:33Z

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Thanks!

Guys I need more cat videos here. Is there a Nostr cat relay that ...

2026-05-06T03:24:32Z

Guys I need more cat videos here. Is there a Nostr cat relay that can keep me scrolling here a tad longer?

Ppl buying it are short BTC anyway, this is how it plays out - ...

2026-05-06T03:23:25Z

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Ppl buying it are short BTC anyway, this is how it plays out - finally being honest about it. House always wins.

wut

2026-05-06T03:21:14Z

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wut

It’s refreshing and waiting to hear more. Overall many have a ...

2026-05-06T02:09:31Z

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It’s refreshing and waiting to hear more. Overall many have a 1% to 20% portfolio allocation to Bitcoin. Getting them to take the next step to self custody is the real journey.

Bridging Bitcoin to the Muslim Tradition: ...

2026-05-06T01:15:06Z

Bridging Bitcoin to the Muslim Tradition: https://traversingtradition.com/2026/05/04/the-bitcoiners-confronting-islams-money-problem-is-there-an-exit-from-riba/

No better way to catch up with age old schoolmates. So much support from Mbitcoiner (npub1uzf…57h3) and ابو مريم (npub17ve…cc5z), PodSystems (npub1upd…83nv) peeps advancing the BitcoinMajlis (npub1f7n…m25c) message with content and media!

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2026-05-06T01:03:53Z

Weird the article doesn’t seem to share

Excellent rendition. Still won’t recommend it because it’s ...

2026-05-06T01:03:26Z

Excellent rendition. Still won’t recommend it because it’s unproductive and preferred stock. There is a need for cashflow on a Bitcoin Standard though.

Excellent rendition. Still won’t recommend it because it’s ...

2026-05-06T01:02:31Z

Excellent rendition. Still won’t recommend it because it’s unproductive and preferred stock. There is a need for cashflow on a Bitcoin Standard though.

Hahaha saving her from her own furballs and enjoying kitty summer ...

2026-05-05T01:18:13Z

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Hahaha saving her from her own furballs and enjoying kitty summer bod 🤣

Kitty’s Observations: The exodus from Egypt was basically ...

2026-05-04T21:20:48Z

Kitty’s Observations: The exodus from Egypt was basically hijrah, except the the people weren’t ready for it, so they wandered 40 years. This is the fate of all fiat-denominated attempts of rebuilding Islamic finance.