NAT absolutely is not some concept hype—it directly addresses Bitcoin's most core issue: the security budget gap.

What makes this solution unique is introducing a second effective miner subsidy mechanism, completely independent of block rewards and transaction fees. Genesis allocation flows directly to miners (3-5M NAT), this isn't incentivization, it's true alignment of interests.

Look at how the execution roadmap is planned:
• Q1 Launch V1, connecting Ordinal ecosystem and SOL ecosystem
• Q2 Critical community formation period
• Q3 Release V2 and creator/DMT tools
• Q4 Integration with mining pools and institutions (top players like Foundry)

NAT's value cycle operates like this: as application ecosystems integrate, demand drives price appreciation → continuous buybacks → ecosystem confirmation. This is a concrete flywheel effect, not a hype narrative.

Assuming Bitcoin hovers around 50k, NAT's reasonable valuation range as an infrastructure token sits in the 1-4B range.

2026 is the climax of this cycle, but don't forget—the security challenges of 2027 are already being laid out now.