Before you hit “mint,” I want you to know this: The Sirius Collection didn’t start as an NFT idea. It started as a thank you. A thank you to one of the early builders of Bitcoin. Aside from Uncle Satoshi, there was Martti “Sirius” Malmi. You can still Google him: he still gives interviews, and he speaks at crypto events. Well, he’s not invisible. But he’s just nowhere near as famous as “Bitcoin” or “Satoshi.”

Before you hit “mint,” I want you to know this: The Sirius Collection didn’t start as an NFT idea. It started as a thank you. A thank you to one of the early builders of Bitcoin. Aside from Uncle Satoshi, there was Martti “Sirius” Malmi. You can still Google him: he still gives interviews, and he speaks at crypto events. Well, he’s not invisible. But he’s just nowhere near as famous as “Bitcoin” or “Satoshi.”

They taught you to fear the obvious thieves—the ones with masks and crowbars. But no one warned you about the invisible thief: the one that creeps in through the cracks of the financial system. Or the one that makes your paycheck feel smaller every year, while prices go up and your dreams slip further out of reach.

They taught you to fear the obvious thieves—the ones with masks and crowbars. But no one warned you about the invisible thief: the one that creeps in through the cracks of the financial system. Or the one that makes your paycheck feel smaller every year, while prices go up and your dreams slip further out of reach.

Let’s face it: crypto didn’t come with a user manual. There’s no helpline. No refund button. No “Oops, I didn’t mean to send that to a dead wallet” customer service team. It’s freedom in its rawest form. And freedom comes with risk.

Let’s face it: crypto didn’t come with a user manual. There’s no helpline. No refund button. No “Oops, I didn’t mean to send that to a dead wallet” customer service team. It’s freedom in its rawest form. And freedom comes with risk.