Bitcoin Native Asset (NAT) Officially Lands on Spider Pool, Breaking the Bitcoin Halving Deadlock

April 17th, official sources report that SpiderPool—ranked the world’s fifth-largest Bitcoin mining pool—has become the first to roll out Bitcoin Native Segwit Address Transport (NAT) distribution, officially kicking off a new era of dual-layer rewards in the industry. DMT-NAT (NAT) is the first Bitcoin native companion asset rooted in digital matter theory, sharing the same hashrate, blockchain, blocks, and addresses as BTC. Minted every 10 minutes in sync with Bitcoin blocks, it’s a native companion mining coin tied directly to Bitcoin. Currently, each block yields roughly 386 million NAT tokens, with a per-block value of around $38—translating to a total market cap of approximately $38 million. Block rewards will decrease gradually alongside hashrate difficulty and block height. Its code is fully open-source, and the mechanism is fair and transparent. NAT’s market cap is growing steadily, gradually helping miners cut operating costs: • When per-block rewards hit $50,000 (equivalent to a market cap of roughly $500 billion), it will offset part of miners’ costs; • When per-block rewards reach $500,000, it will fully resolve Bitcoin’s security budget challenge. Ultimately, this will create a virtuous cycle: “NAT Value Appreciation → Miner Income Growth → Hashrate Expansion → BTC Price Rise”—injecting a new, permanent driver into Bitcoin mining.