Many people are talking about "Bitcoin for Social Good" now, but there are not many practical implementations. @GOATRollup is not the first to propose this concept, but what it aims to solve is the question of "how can we really do it right," not just having good intentions.

Bitcoin is indeed valuable, but the problem is very real: to hoard more Bitcoin, you can either buy it or mine it. However, mining is too expensive, and buying requires real money. For many ordinary people or countries in development, it is simply unaffordable. GOAT's idea is to break out of this dilemma—how to continuously generate BTC income without touching fiat currency or relying on mining.

This matter is actually quite difficult, because the scarcity of Bitcoin determines that it is not the type of asset that can easily generate money. However, GOAT wants to try to restructure a mechanism so that the returns of Bitcoin can be sustained like stablecoins, rather than relying on capital injection.

The idea behind this is actually quite interesting: Bitcoin, as a "social asset," should not just be a hedge tool for the wealthy, nor should it merely be a production material for mining machine manufacturers. It can also be designed as a source of public wealth for ordinary people, as long as the approach is right.

Ultimately, what GOAT Network aims to break is the "inaccessibility" of Bitcoin. It's not about changing the mechanism of BTC, but rather trying to create a new economic model around it that truly allows for "creating value for society" to also bring BTC benefits. This is the new beginning of the next phase of the Bitcoin story. The key is that it has a leaderboard event on @KaitoAI!!