One person works overtime to death, while another's BTC gives a raise on Bitlayer
Yesterday, I was scrolling through the news:
An employee at a certain company worked overtime for 30 consecutive days and died at their desk, with compensation not enough to cover a year's salary.
The comments were filled with sighs: "Workers really aren't worth much."
At the same time, another message was circulating on the blockchain:
Someone bridged BTC into Bitlayer,
completed a few transactions, participated in Booster Phase 3,
and the BTR that arrived in their wallet days later was worth directly more than their entire year's income.
This world is absurdly real.
• Workers: Overtime for 60 hours, waiting for the boss's mood to pay;
• BTC: Bridge → YBTC → Swap → NFT verification,
The 5.15 million BTR prize pool for Booster Phase 3 is written on-chain, and rewards are distributed upon task completion.
• Workers: Afraid of optimization, afraid of layoffs.
• BTC: The BitVM mechanism locked on the main chain cannot "be unemployed."
Booster Phase 3 Information
• Time: August 15 - 29
• Total Prize Pool: 5.15 million BTR
• Special Reward: The first 400 verified users of the Lucky Helmet NFT exclusively share 800,000 BTR
• Threshold Conditions: Binance Keyless Wallet + Alpha Points ≥ 61
Human destiny is written in the boss's mood;
BTC's destiny is written in the rules on-chain.
In this absurd world,
the most stable worker is not a person, but BTC.
