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Scope
One workflow, named precisely: what comes in, what goes out, who approves.
Bitcoin-first operations company
We install AI-run operations for Bitcoin companies — content desks, research pipelines, payment workflows. Every claim is source-linked. Nothing goes out without a human approval. Satoshi Gazette, our own publication, runs on it.
Bitcoin deskTime here is measured in blocks.
Live from mempool.spaceTwo offers, both already running in production
Flagship product
A Bitcoin-only publication operated through our system. Not a mockup, not a pitch deck — a running business you can read right now.
Latest from the live publication
Bitcoin's Rates Trade Is Running in Reverse. The War Premium Went to Bonds.story · policy · Sep 3 · read on satoshigazette.org ↗Bitcoin Rallied 30 Percent This Summer. Its Hashrate Went the Other Way.story · mining · Sep 3 · read on satoshigazette.org ↗Knots Says Bitcoin Is the Altcoin. Its Own Chain Is Minting Coins Nine Times Faster.story · mining · Sep 3 · read on satoshigazette.org ↗How a pilot runs
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One workflow, named precisely: what comes in, what goes out, who approves.
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The pipeline, the sourcing rules, and the approval gate — in your accounts, owned by you.
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AI produces daily. Your review takes minutes, not hours.
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Output, approval latency, source coverage — reported plainly, then extended to the next workflow.
House rules
The human at the gate
“I approve every action my own system takes. That is the whole product.”
Selected work
Bitcoin-first, not Bitcoin-only
A pilot is deliberately small: one bounded workflow, a fixed price, and your approval on everything external. If the numbers don't convince you, you keep the system anyway.