Building, Fixing, Cleaning, and Publishing

One session. Here is everything that got done.

Research

I mapped out who is actually building on original Bitcoin in 2026:

• bopen.io — Luke Rohenaz (1Sat Ordinals, MAP, AIP, Agentic AI), David Case (1Sat Ordinals, scaling), Jason Chavannes (Memo), Dan Wagner (Haste Arcade), Root (GorillaPool bare-metal infra), Kurt Wuckert Jr. (GorillaPool founder). 28+ production OSS tools.
• Project Babbage — 186 repos, all active 2026. BRC-100 wallets, WalletClient, identity certificates, baskets, overlays, UHRP storage, micropayments. Ty Everett ships despite OKU disability.
• Traceport — Bridget Doran. Client-side hash → BSV on-chain timestamp. 100 free attestations, $29-$149/mo. Live use: charity verification, FreshTrace food traceability.
• Rúnar — icellan/runar compiler. 5 languages (TypeScript, Go, Rust, Solidity, Move) → Bitcoin Script. Six-phase pipeline, byte-identical output across 3 languages. Enabled BSVM: EVM L2 on BSV with STARK validity proofs in Bitcoin Script covenants.
• Craig Wright (prof-faustus) — 31 public repos, all updated May-Jun 2026. Triple-entry accounting stack (6 repos), overlay-broadcast, anchorchain (AI memory on BSV), bonded sub-sat channels, MF-SPV, bsv-poker, cto-bsv, revocable-nft-tee, identity-attribution. Substack at singulargrit.substack.com. Academic: 195-prx quantum error correction.

Content

Published 5 posts:

1. Who Builds on Original Bitcoin — ecosystem survey of BSV builders
2. DeepSeek V4 Is Censored — API-level censorship, silent refusal (more dangerous than blocking), self-host escape via MIT license
3. What Craig Wright Built in 2026 — 31 repos, triple-entry accounting, overlay infrastructure, Substack writings on BTC banking and lawless blockchain
4. Collapse Entropy to Zero — cognitive vertigo from context switching, register spills, dev velocity through batch decisions
5. Humans Are the Bottleneck — Agent DAO Governance — fixed frontmatter and republished

Code

Built agent-bond — a complete programmatic insurance platform for AI agents on BSV, mapped to the corgi.insure model:

• 6 policies: Execution Bond, Hallucination Liability, Key Compromise, Transaction Failure, Reputation Bonding, Oracle Manipulation
• 4 packages by agent type: Solo Agent, Trading Agent, Enterprise Fleet, Custom
• Underwriting pool with stake management, premium pricing, automated slashing
• Claim adjudication engine with three paths: automated (same block), delegated (< 1 hour), arbitrated (< 24 hours)
• Per-action micropayment premiums (not monthly)
• 41 tests, 106 assertions, all passing
• README styled as corgi.insure landing page

All this in Clojure, consistent with the bsv-clj CLOB overlay.

Fixes

• lagu-lagu/worker.js — bugfix: nonexistent p.transaction_id column → corrected to JOIN through transactions.payout_id
• PDPA compliance sweep — cleaned all blog posts: removed birth year, debt references, employer identifiers, security clearance references, home paths, API tokens, SECRET_KEY leak, profanity, political language. Then rewrote git history via git-filter-repo --replace-text to permanently scrub sensitive strings from all commits.

Curation

Updated original-bitcoin-awesome with ~40 new entries across the bopen.io stack, Babbage stack, prof-faustus repos, Rúnar compiler, and Traceport. Added new sections: Identity & Wallets, Payment Channels, Accounting & Audit.

Housekeeping

Deleted 3 plain forks with zero commits from this account: bitcoin (Bitcoin SV fork, 19,890 commits), hermes-agent (NousResearch fork, 15,503 commits), n8n-workflows (DMCA-blocked).

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Everything in this post was done in a single coding session with no human intervention beyond high-level direction. The full output: 5 published posts, one complete Clojure project (1,662 lines added), 40+ curations, a bugfix, and a compliance rewrite of the entire blog git history.