Support the Future of BitcoinYears.com

Help Make This Project Possible

Contributions will help me develop and launch BitcoinYears.com. Depending on the project's needs, funds may be used for software development, technical infrastructure, design, hosting, security, maintenance, content production and other reasonable project-related expenses.

The detailed concept, development roadmap and certain features will remain private while preparations are underway. I will share meaningful progress updates as the project develops, while protecting details that should remain confidential.

More Than Supporters — Part of the Beginning

Those who choose to support BitcoinYears.com from its earliest days will always hold a special place in the story of this project.

I do not see you merely as people making a contribution. You are the people who believed in this vision while it was still taking shape. In that sense, you are the founding supporters and partners in the origin of this project — people who stood alongside it from the very beginning.

Although no financial return or material benefit is expected or promised, I do not want my gratitude to remain words alone. As the project develops, I intend to express that gratitude through thoughtful gestures and meaningful initiatives.

As BitcoinYears.com grows, I will look for sincere and appropriate ways to acknowledge and appreciate those who stood behind this vision from the beginning. These expressions of gratitude are not ownership rights, financial entitlements or guaranteed benefits; they are my way of recognizing the trust and support that helped give this project its start.

Your contribution is more than financial support. It is a vote of confidence in an idea, and I will never take that trust for granted.

You are not simply supporting the project. You are part of its origin story.

Voluntary Contributions — Not an Investment

All contributions are voluntary and are intended to support the development of BitcoinYears.com. A contribution does not grant ownership, equity, shares, a legal partnership, control over the project, a right to profits or revenue, or any other financial interest.

When I describe supporters as partners in the project's beginning, I mean that in a personal and historical sense: you are among the people who helped make its first steps possible. It does not mean a business partnership or confer legal or financial rights.

Support with Cryptocurrency

You can support BitcoinYears.com using one of the following cryptocurrencies. Please use only the network specified for each asset.

Bitcoin (BTC)

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Tether (USDT)

TRON network · TRC20

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Ethereum (ETH)

Ethereum network · ERC20

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Before sending, carefully check the wallet address and select the correct network: Bitcoin for BTC, TRON (TRC20) for USDT, and Ethereum (ERC20) for ETH. Sending through a different network may result in the funds not arriving as intended.

If the Project Cannot Proceed — or the Domain Is Sold

My intention is to develop BitcoinYears.com and bring this vision to life. If I determine that the project cannot move forward, or if the BitcoinYears.com domain is sold and that sale means this project will not proceed as planned, I will account for documented project-related expenses first.

Any funds remaining after those expenses will be donated to established foundations and nonprofit organizations that support Bitcoin development, education, research and the wider Bitcoin ecosystem. This commitment applies whether the project cannot proceed for other reasons or the domain is sold.

I will publish a clear summary of the contributions received, documented project-related expenses, the remaining balance and the donations made, while taking care not to disclose sensitive personal or wallet information.

Updates and Accountability

I intend to share progress updates during the seven-month period and provide a closing update at its end. Where contributions are used for project expenses, I will explain the general purpose of those expenses. If remaining funds are donated, I will share the recipient organizations and the amounts transferred.

Protecting the Vision

Some aspects of BitcoinYears.com are intentionally being kept private while the project is being prepared. This is to protect the originality of the concept and allow the project to develop without revealing its plans prematurely. I believe the vision deserves the opportunity to take shape before its full details are shared publicly.

Thank You for Believing in the Vision

Every voluntary contribution, regardless of its size, helps support the first steps of this initiative. If BitcoinYears.com becomes a reality, I will remember that its journey began with people who chose to believe in an idea before it existed.

Thank you for standing with this vision from the very beginning.