Collection Canje River · Guyana
Bitcoin Timber Est. 1979 · Resurrected
Heritage
The Resurrection Collection

Nothing
Wasted. Everything
Numbered.

A vertically-integrated Bitcoin mine and sawmill on family land along the Canje River — resurrecting a 1979 mill so each piece leaves milled, numbered, and real.

1979Mill Origin
Ed. /21Purpleheart Cube
₿Settles in Bitcoin

№ 02 — The Flywheel

Nothing leaves the mill wasted.

A sawmill and a Bitcoin mine, sharing one fire on family land beside the Canje River. We cut the wood. The offcuts become power. The power mines Bitcoin. The waste heat returns to kiln-dry the next board. The same energy works more than once — then the loop begins again. We are resurrecting it board by board, on the same family land where it began.

№ 01 — The Atelier

The Collection

Each piece, a numbered lot

The House · Canje River

One mill. One family. Resurrected for a new kind of yield.

The sawmill first ran in 1979. We are bringing it back — pairing the discipline of the timber trade with Bitcoin's energy. We do the work honestly, and let it speak. What we make, we number.

1979Original Mill
CanjeGuyana, S.A.
848 GH/sHouse Bitaxe
Ed. /21Purpleheart Cube

№ 03 — The Ledger

Nothing leaves the mill unaccounted.

One flywheel, entered line by line. Hardwood in, power from the scrap, sats from the power, heat back into the wood. An honest accounting of every step.

  1. Entry 01 — The Cut

    Purpleheart, greenheart, mora — milled, not mass-produced.

    Guyanese hardwood felled and sawn on family land along the Canje River, on the bones of a 1979 sawmill we are resurrecting.

  2. Entry 02 — The Burn

    The offcuts become power.

    Sawdust and slab waste that most mills discard are fuel here. The scrap of the cut becomes the current of the site.

  3. Entry 03 — The Mine

    That power mines Bitcoin.

    Power drawn from the scrap runs the miners on-site — proof-of-work, settled to cold storage. The same fire that cuts the wood secures the chain.

  4. Entry 04 — The Recovery

    The heat dries the next board.

    Waste heat from mining is recovered to kiln-dry lumber — the loop closes, and the wood leaves milled, numbered, and real.

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