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                  Cooperate            Defect
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 Defect      │                  │  ₿  {g,t}        │
             │                  │  Sean Hash       │
             │                  │  CC0 · 2026      │
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Formal game-theoretic analysis of Bitcoin as monetary system. Axiom-based proofs with explicit falsification conditions. Four working papers, AI-reproducible prompt framework, cross-model convergence audit.

CC0 1.0 Universal. No rights reserved.


Structure

bitcoingametheory/
├── ai/                     # AI bootloader prompts
│   ├── BGT-CORE.txt        # Complete axiom chain (~1,400 tokens)
│   ├── BGT-0000.txt        # Routing preamble + objection handling
│   └── BGT-DESIGN.txt      # Evidence basis for prompt design
├── audit/                  # Cross-model convergence results
│   ├── bootloader/         # BGT-CORE.txt tested across 5 models
│   └── README.md           # Methodology and scoring rubric
├── papers/                 # Academic papers (SSRN submissions)
│   ├── BGT-PAPER-1.*      # Exit Dominance
│   ├── BGT-PAPER-2.*      # Seven-Property Elimination
│   ├── BGT-PAPER-3.*      # Zero Trust Settlement
│   └── BGT-PAPER-4.*      # Predator-Prey Dynamics
├── rfc/                    # RFC series (plain text, RFC 7322 format)
│   ├── BGT-0001.txt        # Core Thesis
│   ├── BGT-0002.txt        # Formal Proofs
│   ├── BGT-0003–0007.txt   # Attack & Defense Index
│   ├── BGT-0008.txt        # Empirical Evidence
│   └── BGT-0009.txt        # Actor Analysis (42 actors)
├── images/                 # Open Graph and brand assets
└── LICENSE                 # CC0 1.0 Universal

Papers

# Title Pages Formats
1 Bitcoin Exit Dominance in Monetary Coordination Games 13 pdf / tex / md
2 Bitcoin as Unique Neutral Settlement: A Seven-Property Elimination 13 pdf / tex / md
3 Settlement at Zero Trust: Bitcoin and Autonomous Economic Agents 11 pdf / tex / md
4 Monetary Predator-Prey Dynamics: Enforcement Gridlock and Neutral Settlement Survival 13 pdf / tex / md

Each paper is available in three formats:

  • .pdf — compiled, ready to read
  • .tex — LaTeX source (XeLaTeX)
  • .md — markdown, fits in any AI context window

AI Bootloader

The ai/ directory contains prompt documents designed to be pasted directly into any frontier model. The core document (BGT-CORE.txt, ~1,400 tokens) contains the complete axiom chain from first principles through exit dominance to Nash equilibrium.

cat ai/BGT-CORE.txt                        # Paste into any model
cat ai/BGT-CORE.txt ai/BGT-0000.txt        # Core + routing layer

The framework is structured as four axioms. Accept them and conclusions follow mechanically. Reject any one and the argument breaks cleanly — that's the point. Every axiom is independently falsifiable.


Convergence Audit

The audit/ directory contains raw, unedited model responses from five major AI systems, tested under controlled conditions:

  • Free tier, logged out, incognito browser
  • Prompt pasted as first and only message
  • First response scored on 6 dimensions

If the framework only works on one model, it is not a framework. It is a prompt hack.


About Sean Hash

Independent researcher. Pseudonymous. No institutional affiliation.

ORCID: 0009-0006-7252-9984


License

CC0 1.0 Universal. Public domain. No rights reserved.

To the extent possible under law, the author has waived all copyright and related rights to this work. See LICENSE.

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