Taking pilot clients

Bitcoin-first operations company

AI runs the operation.
You approve every action.

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.

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All-timePrice$77,549+1.07% 24h1,290 sats per dollar
Block965,3001 min ago4,869 tx
Next-block fee1 sat/vBto be in the next block
Hashrate903 EH/s3-day average
Difficulty adjustment+0.52%in 364 blocks~3d
Halving84,700blocks left~1y 7m

Flagship product

Satoshi Gazette is the demo.

A Bitcoin-only publication operated through our system. Not a mockup, not a pitch deck — a running business you can read right now.

  • 34 pieces published; every publication human-approved
  • Every claim source-linked, or it doesn't publish as fact
  • Every distribution action recorded with a public URL
  • A treasury data desk where each entry cites a regulatory filing or audited report

How a pilot runs

01

Scope

One workflow, named precisely: what comes in, what goes out, who approves.

02

Install

The pipeline, the sourcing rules, and the approval gate — in your accounts, owned by you.

03

Operate

AI produces daily. Your review takes minutes, not hours.

04

Measure

Output, approval latency, source coverage — reported plainly, then extended to the next workflow.

House rules

No approval means no external action.
Source-linked, or marked unverified.
Your accounts, your data, your system.

The human at the gate

Mehmet Emin Mayda · Founder · Istanbul

I approve every action my own system takes. That is the whole product.

  • Operates Satoshi Gazette through the same system he installs for clients.
  • Built HodlStay's production Bitcoin payment system end to end.
  • Ran email for a mining-hardware retailer for two years before automating it.

Stack, rails, and who we build for

Built with
Bitcoin rails and data
Worked with
Taking pilot clients

Bitcoin-first, not Bitcoin-only

One workflow.
Four weeks. Then decide.

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.