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  • Evolving Bitcoin’s Vision
  • Introduction
    • Hypothesis
  • M3
    • Historical Context
    • Designing M3
  • Hypothetical Experiment Design
    • Exploration
      • Scalability and Blockchain Infrastructure
      • Treasury and Value Creation
      • Stablecoins
      • Future Proof and Portable
      • Usability and Participant Engagement
    • Tokenomics
      • Charity and Social Engineering
    • Economic Modelling
  • Research Outcomes and Success Metrics
    • Validate
      • Scalability
      • Usability
      • Value Creation
      • Portability
      • Energy Efficiency
    • Metrics for Success
  • Legal
    • Safe Harbor Statement
    • Acknowledgment of Participation
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  1. Introduction

Hypothesis

Bitcoin’s success has made it a premier store of value, embraced by institutions, corporations, and even nation-states as a reserve asset. While originally envisioned as a decentralized payment system, technological limitations led Bitcoin to evolve into a wealth preservation tool rather than a widely used medium of exchange.

Now, with advancements in blockchain technology and economic design, Bitcoin Mark 3 (BitcoinM3) has the potential to realize the original vision—a decentralized, scalable, and accessible financial system. Designed to address key economic challenges, M3 explores solutions for closing the wealth gap, reducing the deficit, and improving national debt sustainability—returning to first principles while leveraging modern innovations to create an inclusive and high-growth digital asset.

What if Bitcoin was designed today, same principles—now enhanced for speed, scale, and intrinsic growth? An experiment solving the wealth gap, deficit, and debt. Two capabilities. Two markets. One revolution.

The versioning of Bitcoin Mark 3 (M3) is coincidentally appropriate, reflecting its alignment with the economic principles underlying the M3 definition of money supply. Just as M3 encompasses both transactional liquidity and long-term investments, the M3 thesis explores a decentralized framework that balances immediate transactional efficiency with long-term value stability through treasury mechanisms tethered to index securities.

Can a reimagined Bitcoin, at the very beginning, redefine accessibility and participation, laying the groundwork for a new generation of economic empowerment and opportunity for those who have been left behind?

If the experiment meets key milestones and proves commercially viable, a DAO may be established to guide its future development.

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