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Design partners and supportersbitryonix welcomes UI/UX, technical, and financial perspectives, along with introductions, sponsorship, grants, and investment.
Active work, open conversations
PRIM and Boomerang are being developed at bitryonix. Outside perspective can sharpen a product decision, test a technical assumption, clarify the economics, or connect the work with the right people and resources.
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In progress · Sandbox · S3 Plan & Review
PRIM
Relevant conversations include UI/UX, BDK and wallet engineering, self-custody, product strategy, and the path from human intent to Bitcoin action.
See PRIM's direction -
Active development · Public protocol design · Rust proof of concept
Boomerang
Relevant conversations include coercion-aware custody, devices, human factors, protocol and threat review, response operations, and economic modeling.
Explore Boomerang
Design, technology, finance
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Design partner
UI/UX
Product strategy, user research, information architecture, interaction design, accessibility, onboarding, and high-stress human factors.
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Technical partner
Technology
Bitcoin and BDK, Rust, wallet engineering, protocol and threat review, hardware, distributed systems, testing, and product delivery.
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Finance partner
Finance
Custody and treasury practice, economic modeling, market perspective, grants, sponsorship, investment, and introductions to aligned funders.
Discuss finance or funding
A simple way to begin
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Choose a starting point
Write about PRIM, Boomerang, or a discipline that overlaps both.
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Share the perspective
A question, critique, relevant experience, introduction, or funding interest is enough. No proposal or deliverable is expected.
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Talk through the fit
If there is common ground, identify the product, technical, operational, or financial question worth exploring.
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Agree on the terms
If collaboration makes sense, define its scope and terms before substantive work begins.
Start a conversation
Write with the project or area that interests you and whatever prompted the note. A short message is enough.
The conversation may be about expertise, a question, funding, an introduction, or a possible collaboration.