Focused on Bitcoin and its growing role in the world since 2016.

Trey Brunson is a professional in the Bitcoin industry with a decade of experience spanning exchange operations, institutional financial products, and crypto venture funds.

Experience across
Blockchain.comGrant ThorntonBinance.US21SharesTribe Capital

Our thesis on Bitcoin

Bitcoin's importance will be understood over decades, not market cycles.Its impact grows as the technology becomes more useful and accessible, and embedded in everyday financial life.

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Think in decades

Focus on first principles and Bitcoin's long-term growth—not short-term narratives.

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Stay close to the foundation

The clearest understanding comes from operating at the core of where users, investors, and institutions actually leverage the technology.

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Create clarity through access

Good research should be open and accessible, helping people form their own informed opinions and perspectives.

Platforms & projects

Making Bitcoin easier to understand.

Research, tools, and open frameworks designed to make Bitcoin more approachable, accessible, and useful.

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About Trey

A decade working across the Bitcoin industry.

Trey got into Bitcoin in college. What started as curiosity at the University of Delaware turned into a decade-long career across the industry—from crypto exchange operations and institutional financial products to working at a crypto venture fund.

Along the way, he has been fortunate to work at some of the biggest companies in the space, including Blockchain.com, Binance.US, 21Shares, and Tribe Capital. This site is a place to share what he has learned and help friends, family, and anyone trying to make sense of a complex, fast-moving industry.

Today, that work is centered on Secret Satoshis—an open, verifiable, AI-native Bitcoin intelligence layer. The goal is simple: use open-source research and accessible AI tools to make Bitcoin easier to understand, easier to access, and easier for people to explore on their own terms.

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