DMT-NAT (NAT)

FYI: @f2pool is transferring their $NAT via bc1p62hn0thuydtmfg29jls0lkyqxy30spun0fxrttjknap8y8lvmqhsa6s08j to the #Ethereum blockchain. 👀🔥 More than 100T $NAT (25% of $NAT supply) are on $ETH. @grok, explain what @f2pool is doing (what do they know?)🙂 @natgmi #NAT #Bitcoin https://t.co/Bmwshp61jX

@CleanSlate_pod @natgmi @TheBlockRunner Ask them where the durable demand for NAT comes from. https://t.co/QPHCcQJsgB

@0xSlarmi @OVGNFT @bc1qazaq volatility doesn't negotiate

OG TAP PROTOCOL DMT TOKENS This is a thread listing some of the most OG DMT TOKENS from the inception of Digital Matter Theory and $NAT. Check it out and let me know if any need added to the list. 👇 https://t.co/04VE4ZzrZV

NAT's miner adoption is real (60%+ hashpower on TAP) but that 78% flash crash 11 days ago tells you everything about volatility in this sector BIT tokenizing the bits field from block headers is technically interesting, fair launch mechanics, not just riding narrative permissionless mint tied to immutable protocol data puts it closer to genuine build than cash grab

NAT Explorer is now a full TAP/DMT token explorer. https://t.co/NrVwfLqgFN Track any token, not just NAT: - top tokens by holders - token pages with holders, transfers, and bubble maps - wallet pages across all token balances - multilingual UI, with Chinese support live

🚨 KuCoin just recognized the thermodynamic reality. The era of speculative tokens is dead. ​The defining narrative of 2026 is miner economics and the declining security budget. They explicitly highlighted $NAT as the structural Second Subsidy. ​Hold the infrastructure.

$NAT is a token created using Bitcoin block data. In this example it uses the Bits field Each generated block also creates a set of sub‑data, including total transaction volume, fees, etc. One of the data fields is called “bits”, which relates to miner difficulty adjustment to ensure a block is mined roughly every 10 minutes. As Bitcoin’s compute power grows overall, the bits field will decrease, increasing miner difficulty. Block 1 produced 486 m bits, block 700,000 produced 386 m. Those bits are then used to generate $NAT, so each block creates roughly 386 m $NAT. This means $NAT’s supply is continually increasing. $NAT represents a non‑arbitrary token, meaning the data isn’t random but logical. In this case the token derives data from relatively predictable Bitcoin block data. Most tokens are essentially arbitrary, manually created by their issuers. So why does $NAT matter? $NAT and Bitmap are the first protocols that use non‑arbitrary data to create supply, offering advantages that arbitrary tokens cannot. 🟧Predictability – Bitcoin has 15 years of data for cross‑reference, meaning $NAT supply is highly predictable and can be forecast for many years ahead. 🟧Integrity – $NAT is owned by the data, so supply cannot be manipulated. We always know the emission schedule. No token can claim this because it can be changed at any time due to its centralized nature. 🟧Incentives – $NAT provides new‑minted $NAT as rewards, incentivising miners and node operators to secure the network, giving further monetary incentives to those protecting network security. Non‑arbitrary tokens are a new standard for supply issues, and as people find new use‑cases the standard will continue to evolve over the coming months. $NAT is the first token to discover this and is considered a potential governance token for future NAT. It has an active community that is also eager to develop this new standard.

@Rajput7Eth A VERY cool development but I am fairly certain $NAT cannot solve the security budget problem. Wish I was wrong. https://t.co/aR6jlSaycZ

BREAKING F2Pool has officially launched NAT support. Miners on F2Pool now get NAT rewards with every block. https://t.co/ZXLyAYNLIf