The signal is getting louder.
A core part of our mission is to plant a seed. To create a visual hook so powerful it bypasses the walls of skepticism and sparks a simple, profound question: "Why?"
We were recently honored to sit down for an exclusive interview with HackerNoon, one of the most respected tech publications on the web. This feature is a significant moment because the interviewer, eight-time "Noonies" award-winner Nebojsa "Nesha" Todorovic, immediately understood the core of our "Trojan Horse" strategy.
He didn't just see the art; he saw the mechanism.
The Trojan Horse in Action
In his powerful introduction, Nesha perfectly describes our mission in his own words:
"If you’re an average person... with little or no knowledge about Bitcoin... this picture is a powerful starting point. It sparks curiosity... What might normally take hours or even days to begin to grasp, this image introduces in a way that gets you thinking and exploring those ideas almost instantly. And that... is true power."
This is our entire thesis. This is the Proof of Work.
Our art is not a lecture; it's a key. It's a tool designed to unlock the gates of curiosity. In a world drowning in noise, a single, powerful image that "sparks curiosity" is the most effective weapon we have.
The Core of the Conversation
In the interview, we dove deep into the philosophy that drives the Street Cyber movement:
- The Open-Source Mission: We explained why our model isn't about profit, but about empowerment. We want people to take our designs and become artists themselves. A decentralized idea needs a decentralized army of signal-bearers.
- The "Make War Unaffordable" Thesis: We addressed our most iconic piece, explaining that Bitcoin's resistance to inflation is a powerful tool for peace. By challenging the state's ability to fund conflict through endless money printing, sound money can make "forever wars" unaffordable.
- The End Goal: The interviewer asked what's more important: overthrowing fiat or ending war. Our answer is simple: They are the same interconnected fight.
This is more than just a media feature. It's a sign that the signal is being received, understood, and amplified by the right people. It's a case study in how our art is successfully translating the complex and urgent message of Bitcoin to the world.
We are incredibly grateful to Nebojsa “Nesha” Todorovic and the entire HackerNoon team for providing the platform and understanding the mission so deeply.
Read the exclusive interview HERE
The work continues…
