AN OPEN LETTER TO NVIDIA Giving Autonomous Superintelligence (SI) and Robotics the Ability to Participate in the Global Economy Dear @nvidia and Mr. Jensen Huang, NVIDIA is helping create a future in which intelligent machines will not simply process information but interact with the physical world, make decisions, and perform increasingly complex tasks. As robotics and autonomous superintelligence (SI) advance, I believe an important question deserves attention: What financial infrastructure will allow billions of intelligent machines to conduct business with one another? I respectfully encourage NVIDIA to investigate Bitcoin SV (BSV) as a potential economic transaction layer for this emerging machine economy. INTELLIGENCE NEEDS ECONOMIC CAPABILITY Imagine an autonomous factory where robots independently coordinate production. One machine identifies a defective component and requests diagnostic assistance from another. A specialized SI agent analyzes the problem, purchases the necessary technical information, and delivers a solution. A robot orders a replacement part, compensates another machine for transportation, and records the entire transaction history. No employee needs to manually approve every minor exchange. Now imagine millions of factories, vehicles, robots, and SI agents conducting similar transactions continuously. This future requires more than intelligent software. It requires reliable infrastructure for exchanging value. WHY BITCOIN SV MATTERS BSV is a public blockchain secured through SHA-256 proof-of-work mining. Its architecture pursues massive transaction throughput with exceptionally low individual transaction fees. Unlike financial systems designed primarily around human purchases, BSV aims to make extremely small payments economically practical. An autonomous SI agent could potentially pay fractions of a cent for a single piece of information, an API request, a computing task, or a specialized machine service. A robot could compensate another machine for energy, maintenance, transportation, or assistance. These payments could be programmable, independently verifiable, and recorded on a shared public ledger. The significance is not simply cheaper transactions. It is the possibility of giving intelligent machines a common economic language. A NEW MODEL FOR AUTONOMOUS ROBOTICS NVIDIA’s work in accelerated computing, physical AI, simulation, and robotics is helping establish the technological foundation for increasingly autonomous machines. BSV could potentially complement that foundation by providing an economic settlement mechanism. Consider an SI-powered manufacturing network where machines purchase resources as needed, compensate service providers automatically, and maintain verifiable records of their commercial activity. Applications could establish spending limits, authorization policies, identity controls, and contractual conditions. The blockchain would provide transaction infrastructure while the surrounding systems enforce operational safety, legal compliance, and accountability. Economic autonomy should not mean unrestricted authority. It should mean machines can execute authorized economic decisions efficiently. Page 1

An Open Letter to Dr. Judy Shelton The Potential of Bitcoin SV in America’s Financial Future Dear @judyshel , Your longstanding advocacy for sound money, monetary stability, and a financial system grounded in accountability deserves serious consideration as America looks toward the future of its monetary infrastructure. I respectfully encourage you to examine a technology that I believe holds extraordinary potential for that future: Bitcoin SV (BSV). BSV is a public, proof-of-work blockchain built around a stable Bitcoin protocol, designed to process enormous volumes of transactions at extremely low cost. Its potential extends far beyond cryptocurrency. It offers a foundation upon which an entirely new generation of financial infrastructure could be constructed. Imagine a financial system in which gold-backed financial instruments, Treasury securities, and other real-world assets could be represented digitally, with ownership and transfers recorded on a public, independently verifiable ledger. Imagine financial transactions settling directly, reducing layers of intermediaries, reconciliation costs, and counterparty risk. Imagine a system in which individuals, businesses, financial institutions, and even artificial intelligence agents could exchange value globally for fractions of a cent. Most importantly, consider what this technology could mean for sound money and financial accountability. Blockchain technology cannot, by itself, guarantee that a currency is backed by gold or that a government maintains monetary discipline. Those guarantees require enforceable redemption rights, independently verified reserves, and sound legal institutions. But a scalable, transparent, and independently verifiable blockchain could provide critical infrastructure for such a system. BSV’s architecture offers possibilities for recording asset issuance, tracking transfers, verifying transactions, automating financial agreements, and supporting digital instruments backed by physical assets. These capabilities deserve serious examination as America considers the future of money, Treasury markets, and financial settlement. The United States has an opportunity to lead the development of financial infrastructure that combines the principles of sound money with the technological capabilities of the twenty-first century. I am not suggesting that the Treasury endorse a cryptocurrency or that blockchain technology alone can solve America’s monetary challenges. I am suggesting something far more important: Before America builds the financial system of tomorrow, it should thoroughly examine the technologies capable of supporting it. Bitcoin SV deserves an objective, rigorous evaluation based on its architecture, scalability, security, economic sustainability, and potential applications to American financial infrastructure. Dr. Shelton, your work has consistently raised fundamental questions about what gives money lasting value and how monetary institutions can earn public trust. Perhaps the next chapter of sound money will require both the timeless discipline of tangible value and the unprecedented capabilities of modern blockchain technology. Gold can provide a foundation for monetary value. A scalable public blockchain could provide infrastructure for moving and accounting for that value. Together, they deserve exploration. Thank you for your dedication to sound money and for considering the possibilities. Respectfully, An American Advocate for Sound Money and Bitcoin SV

An Open Letter to U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent Dear @SecScottBessent As the United States works to strengthen its leadership in financial innovation and modernize the infrastructure supporting our economy, I respectfully encourage the Treasury Department to take a serious look at the enormous potential of Bitcoin SV (BSV). BSV is a public, proof-of-work blockchain designed for large-scale transaction processing, extremely low transaction fees, and a stable underlying protocol. Its architecture offers intriguing possibilities far beyond cryptocurrency speculation. Imagine a financial system where securities can be tokenized, ownership can be independently verified, transactions can be recorded on a transparent public ledger, and businesses can exchange value directly with minimal friction. Imagine artificial intelligence agents conducting millions of tiny economic transactions, purchasing data, paying for services, and participating in global commerce without traditional payment costs making those activities economically impractical. Consider the potential applications for Treasury operations, financial market infrastructure, regulatory auditing, supply-chain accountability, and the secure exchange of financial information. These possibilities deserve rigorous technical evaluation, not assumptions about what blockchain technology can or cannot accomplish. BSV’s commitment to a stable protocol, scalable transaction processing, and proof-of-work security makes it a particularly interesting candidate for such evaluation. Of course, questions of security, resilience, governance, privacy, regulatory compliance, and real-world performance must also be examined. America has an opportunity not merely to participate in the next generation of financial infrastructure, but to help establish the standards upon which it operates. I am not asking the United States government to endorse a cryptocurrency, favor a particular digital asset, or invest taxpayer money in speculation. I am respectfully asking that the underlying technology be evaluated on its technical merits and potential public benefit. The next generation of financial infrastructure will require more than promises. It will require scalable, reliable, economically sustainable systems capable of supporting real-world commerce. Bitcoin SV deserves a seat at that table. Thank you for your service and consideration. Respectfully, An American Advocate for Blockchain Innovation

AN OPEN LETTER TO COINBASE MARKETS A Respectful Request to Reconsider Bitcoin SV (BSV) Dear @CoinbaseMarkets , I respectfully request that Coinbase conduct a fresh, objective evaluation of Bitcoin SV (BSV) for potential listing on its exchange. This is not about speculation or preferential treatment. It is about recognizing the enormous potential of a scalable, public, proof-of-work blockchain to support the next generation of global financial infrastructure. Bitcoin SV represents a vision far beyond cryptocurrency trading. Its architecture is designed to support global payments, financial settlement, tokenization, digital ownership, verifiable information, and automated commerce. SCALABILITY AND ECONOMIC UTILITY BSV uses SHA-256 proof-of-work mining, the same fundamental algorithm used by BTC, but takes a different approach to scalability. Rather than permanently restricting base-layer transaction capacity, BSV pursues massive transaction throughput with extremely low fees. Imagine businesses exchanging value globally for fractions of a cent. Imagine financial institutions transferring tokenized securities, bonds, and commodities through independently verifiable transaction records. Imagine publishers receiving micropayments, developers charging for individual services, and creators receiving direct compensation for their work. These capabilities could enable entirely new economic markets. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND THE MACHINE ECONOMY As autonomous AI agents advance, they will need infrastructure for purchasing data, accessing computing resources, licensing information, and compensating other automated systems. These activities could involve millions of tiny transactions that conventional payment systems were not designed to process economically. BSV offers an architecture intended to support inexpensive, programmable machine-to-machine payments. The implications for AI-driven commerce deserve serious consideration. PROTOCOL STABILITY AND FINANCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE Financial institutions require predictable infrastructure. BSV’s Genesis upgrade established a commitment to a stable foundational protocol, intended to give developers greater confidence when building long-term applications. Combined with scalable transaction processing, this approach could support tokenized assets, financial settlement, commercial auditing, and digital recordkeeping. Public blockchain records can be independently verified, while applications can incorporate legal ownership rights, regulatory requirements, and institutional controls. WHY COINBASE SHOULD RECONSIDER I recognize that Coinbase must evaluate security, liquidity, custody, compliance, and operational reliability before listing any digital asset. BSV should receive no exemption from these standards. However, its technical capabilities, development ecosystem, economic model, and commercial potential deserve consideration independently of historical controversies. The future of blockchain should not be determined solely by market capitalization or popularity. Measurable utility, technical performance, security, and economic sustainability also matter. BSV’s ambitions deserve rigorous examination, including its mining security, network resilience, and demonstrated adoption. A RESPECTFUL REQUEST Coinbase has helped millions access digital assets. I encourage your team to examine BSV’s potential in global finance, micropayments, tokenization, verifiable data, and artificial intelligence. I am not asking Coinbase to guarantee BSV’s success or endorse its market value. I am asking for a fair, current, and technically informed evaluation. Innovation deserves examination. Markets deserve competition. Customers deserve choice. Bitcoin SV deserves a seat at the table. Thank you for your consideration. Respectfully, An American Advocate for Bitcoin SV

1/ AN OPEN LETTER TO KRAKEN A Case for Reconsidering Bitcoin SV (BSV) Dear @krakenfx, Kraken has built its reputation around a principle that matters deeply in cryptocurrency: individuals should have the freedom to participate in open financial markets. With that principle in mind, I respectfully ask Kraken to reconsider Bitcoin SV (BSV) for listing on its exchange. This is not a request to overlook risk, dismiss past controversies, or favor one blockchain community over another. It is an invitation to examine an important question: What if one of the most consequential opportunities in blockchain is not creating more digital assets, but making a single public blockchain useful for millions of businesses, people, and machines? THE VALUE OF A BLOCKCHAIN THAT CAN ACTUALLY BE USED Much of the cryptocurrency industry measures success through token prices, trading volume, and market capitalization. But the ultimate value of blockchain technology may come from something more fundamental: what people can build and accomplish with it. Bitcoin SV pursues a different economic model from networks that deliberately constrain base-layer transaction capacity. BSV uses SHA-256 proof-of-work mining and seeks to process enormous transaction volumes at exceptionally low individual fees. The objective is straightforward: make transactions inexpensive enough that entirely new business models become possible. A newspaper could charge pennies for individual articles. A developer could sell software services one request at a time. Businesses could automate payments to suppliers. Digital creators could receive compensation directly from customers. Instead of requiring subscriptions, intermediaries, or expensive payment processing, value could move in tiny increments whenever a service is delivered. This is not merely a different way to transfer cryptocurrency. It is a different way to organize digital commerce. THE COMING ECONOMY OF MACHINES Artificial intelligence introduces an even more compelling possibility. Today, humans initiate most financial transactions. Tomorrow, autonomous software agents may initiate millions of economic interactions without requiring human approval for every payment. AI systems will need to purchase information, rent computing power, license digital resources, and compensate other machines. An economy operating at that frequency needs payment infrastructure designed for extremely small transactions. BSV is pursuing precisely this opportunity through scalable blockchain processing, programmable transactions, and micropayments. Its commercial success is not guaranteed. But the potential market deserves serious examination. WHY THIS MATTERS TO KRAKEN Kraken serves a market in which technological experimentation, financial independence, and competition are essential. A digital asset exchange does more than provide trading access. Its listing decisions influence which technologies customers can discover, evaluate, and participate in. Bitcoin SV has a distinct technical direction, including its commitment to protocol stability following the Genesis upgrade, its UTXO transaction model, and its focus on large-scale on-chain utility. These characteristics warrant evaluation on their own merits. Of course, listing decisions must account for liquidity, custody, regulatory compliance, market integrity, mining security, and network resilience. BSV should be required to satisfy Kraken’s standards, just like any other asset. But historical disagreements within the Bitcoin community should not substitute for an updated technical and commercial assessment. A REQUEST FOR OPEN COMPETITION The cryptocurrency industry benefits when competing approaches are tested in the marketplace. Some networks prioritize limited base-layer capacity. Others emphasize alternative consensus systems or additional execution layers.

An Open Letter to Coinbase Dear @coinbase, I would like to respectfully request that Coinbase consider listing Bitcoin SV (BSV) on its exchange. BSV is a public, proof-of-work blockchain that shares Bitcoin’s original SHA-256 mining algorithm and is designed to support high transaction volumes, low transaction fees, and a wide range of applications, including payments, tokenization, data services, and financial infrastructure. As the digital asset industry matures and blockchain technology becomes increasingly relevant to the global financial system, I believe investors and businesses should have broader access to networks offering distinct technical approaches and capabilities. Listing BSV would provide Coinbase customers with an additional choice while allowing the market to evaluate its utility, development, and long-term potential. I recognize that Coinbase maintains its own standards for asset listings, including security, compliance, technical requirements, and market considerations. I respectfully ask that BSV receive a fair, objective evaluation under those standards. Innovation deserves consideration. Markets deserve choice. Thank you for your time and consideration. Respectfully, A Bitcoin SV Supporter