We have the land. Family-owned, Canje River, Guyana — coordinates 6.3700°N 57.5200°W if you want to look it up. We have the timber: purpleheart, greenheart, mora — species that command serious premiums in US and Caribbean markets. We have the waste stream that every other sawmill burns or dumps for nothing. And we have a founder who was born on this soil, knows every regulation, knows every river bend, and has no exit strategy because this is his family’s legacy.
What we are raising is the equipment to turn what already exists into what it was always supposed to become.
This is not a pitch deck. This is not a proof of concept. This is a sawmill that has been in one family for generations — waiting for the tools to go sovereign.
Here’s what those tools look like. A 50 kW biomass gasifier fed entirely by sawdust, bark, and offcuts — the waste every other mill disposes of. That gasifier powers the entire operation and leaves 35 kW of surplus electricity. That surplus runs a fleet of Antminer ASICs, 24/7, at a fuel cost of exactly $0.00. The heat those miners exhaust gets routed into a kiln that dries green hardwood to export spec in days instead of months — commanding a 30% price premium over undried lumber. Nothing wasted. Everything monetised.
Revenue Stream 1
$180,000 projected Year 1. Kiln-dried hardwood to CARICOM and US markets.
Revenue Stream 2
$128,000 projected Year 1. Every sat goes to treasury. Never sold for fiat. Ever.
Revenue Stream 3
Application in progress. Biomass-to-power + sustainable forestry = strong additionality case.
Bitcoin is not the gimmick here. Bitcoin is the point. Every sat mined goes to treasury — never sold, never converted, never handed to a bank. The timber business funds the operation. The Bitcoin business builds a balance sheet that compounds on an asymmetric curve. The energy cost stays at zero regardless of where difficulty goes. That is a structural advantage no grid-connected miner can replicate.
We are raising $250,000. Ten percent equity. $5,000 minimum. The round closes June 15 — or when it’s full, whichever comes first.
If you have been looking for a real asset — not a token, not a fund, not a ten-page whitepaper promising future utility — built on land the founder’s family owns outright, in the fastest-growing economy in the Western Hemisphere, run by someone with generational skin in the game: this is it.
Not financial advice. Investment involves risk. Past performance does not guarantee future results.