DMT-NAT NAT
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CM Profile: DMT-NAT
Cryptominium Profile. What we have established, measured and written about NAT, and what we have not.
- Measured
- Its price, recorded by us every day since 19 August 2026.
- Written, with sources
Read from our own records when this page was made. It describes what we know, and is not a view on whether to hold NAT. How each part is worked out
What DMT-NAT is
DMT-NAT ($NAT) is described as a Bitcoin-native token derived directly from Bitcoin's block data, positioned as inseparable from the Bitcoin network itself. It launched through a fair mint, with no pre-mines or insider allocations claimed. The source frames it as aligned with Bitcoin's ethos of openness and decentralization, though it does not name a founding team, company, or launch date.
According to the source, $NAT is earned by Bitcoin miners as a second subsidy alongside standard block rewards, functioning as an additional incentive layer meant to reinforce Bitcoin's long-term security budget. The mechanism described embeds token issuance into the mining process itself, tying the asset's creation to block production rather than to a separate smart contract or minting event.
The material available for classification does not match the description above: $NAT is classified under the Ethereum Ecosystem and Inscriptions category and is recorded as deployed on a single chain, Ethereum — not Bitcoin. That leaves an unresolved gap between the project's own account of itself as Bitcoin-native, mined alongside block rewards, and its actual on-chain deployment. No information here confirms a connection to Bitcoin's mining process, its security budget, or its block data in practice. Readers should treat the "second subsidy" framing as a description of intent, not a verified mechanism, and should not assume the token has any functional relationship to Bitcoin mining based on this deployment record.
Where NAT lives
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Price change
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