Bitcoin's monetary properties aren't up for debate. Everything else, block size, relay policy, client choices, is secondary. Keep the main thing the main thing. productionready.org

Every Bitcoin client reflects a set of priorities. Who decides which changes ship, how fast, and at what risk tolerance. That's not neutral. Knowing there's more than one answer is healthy. productionready.org

Running a node used to require serious hardware. It still shouldn't require a data center. Keeping Bitcoin accessible to independent operators is how you keep the network honest. That's a design priority, not an afterthought. productionready.org

The people who benefit most from hard money are the ones with the least protection from soft money. That's not a political statement. That's just arithmetic. productionready.org

A single Bitcoin client is a single point of failure. Not for consensus, but for priorities, incentives, and development culture. More clients with different approaches is how you get a resilient ecosystem. productionready.org

Tax-deductible donations to Bitcoin infrastructure. No token, no equity, no strings. Just funding careful work on software that has to be right. productionready.org/donate

The bar for changing Bitcoin should be high. Not because change is bad, but because the cost of getting it wrong is paid by everyone who depends on it. Conservative development is a service to users, not a constraint on developers. productionready.org

Bitcoin education isn't about price charts. It's about what money is, why it fails, and what it means to hold something the state can't inflate away. That's the curriculum. productionready.org

Sound money requires sound software. That means a high bar for changes, a short list of priorities, and developers who treat conservatism as a discipline, not a limitation. productionready.org

Decentralization isn't just a network property. It applies to development too. More clients, more node operators making independent choices, more checks on what gets into the protocol. That's Bitcoin working. productionready.org

High standards for Bitcoin software aren't a courtesy to node operators. They're a requirement. The people running nodes are the ones whose judgment matters most. Make it worth their time. productionready.org

Bitcoin has one job. Every decision about the client, the block, the mempool, comes back to that. Is this good for sound money, or isn't it? That's the filter. productionready.org