HODLXXI is a Bitcoin-native identity and trust layer.
It explores how cryptographic primitives, time-locks, and verifiable commitments can be used to support long-term cooperation between independent agents.
The project does not require custody of funds.
It does not rely on centralized authority.
Exit from the system is always possible.
HODLXXI is not a social network, a token, or a financial product.
It is an experimental coordination framework built on Bitcoin-era assumptions: - Verifiability over trust - Delayed finality over instant settlement - Rule symmetry over privileged roles
The system is designed to remain functional even in the absence of its original creators.
No Custody
You control your keys. The system never holds your funds.
No Authority
No administrator can override the rules. No one has privileged access.
Always Exit
Participation is voluntary. You can leave at any time without permission.
Observable Commitments
Actions are cryptographically verified and publicly auditable.
Long Time Horizons
Designed for 21-year cycles, not quarterly returns.
It's important to be clear about what HODLXXI does not claim to be or do:
HODLXXI does not have its own token.
It does not promise financial returns.
It is not an investment vehicle or yield product.
HODLXXI is not Twitter, Facebook, or a messaging app.
It does not optimize for engagement, likes, or follower counts.
It is not designed to be "viral" or maximize daily active users.
HODLXXI does not track your location, browsing history, or personal data.
It does not sell your information to third parties.
Pseudonymous participation is the default.
HODLXXI does not have voting tokens.
It does not implement on-chain governance in the traditional sense.
It does not attempt to replace legal entities or nation-states.
HODLXXI is not a lending protocol, DEX, or yield farm.
It does not offer staking rewards or liquidity mining.
It is not designed to maximize capital efficiency.
While HODLXXI supports pseudonymity, it is not Monero or Zcash.
Transaction patterns are visible on Bitcoin's public blockchain.
Complete anonymity is not guaranteed or promised.
HODLXXI does not endorse any political ideology, party, or movement.
It is not "left" or "right."
It is a technical experiment, not a political statement.
HODLXXI is experimental software.
It has not been audited by third parties.
It may contain bugs, design flaws, or unintended consequences.
HODLXXI requires technical literacy and comfort with Bitcoin.
It assumes participants can manage private keys safely.
It is not designed for mass consumer adoption in its current form.
HODLXXI does not claim moral superiority.
It does not have a charismatic leader or guru.
It does not promise enlightenment, salvation, or transcendence.
HODLXXI is: - An experiment in cryptographic coordination - A set of Bitcoin-based primitives for long-term commitment - Open source software anyone can inspect, fork, or criticize - A framework, not a finished product
The project documents its assumptions openly.
It does not hide limitations.
It does not promise what it cannot deliver.
HODLXXI is for people who: - Understand Bitcoin's security model - Can manage private keys responsibly - Think in decades, not days - Value transparency over marketing - Accept experimental risk
If you're looking for: - Quick returns → This is not for you - Guaranteed safety → This is not for you - A turnkey solution → This is not for you
Understand the mechanics: Read How It Works
See the constraints: Review Principles & Invariants
Technical details: Explore Technical Documentation
Still have questions? Check the FAQ
HODLXXI does not promise to solve all problems.
It only attempts to solve some problems, transparently.