In the world of technology, whether an idea has truly entered the mainstream is often not marked by it taking the stage at an Apple keynote, but by it being quietly written into the personal profile of a legendary builder. When Isaac Schlueter, co-founder of Node.js and npm, added his Bitcoin address to his GitHub profile and sponsorship dashboard, a silent but watershed moment was thus set. This architect, who laid the foundation for modular collaboration on the internet, described his feelings in a tweet as “Really amazing, although I still find it a bit hard to fully understand”—a phrase that precisely captures the complex state of rational admiration and cognitive dissonance faced by classical internet elites when encountering the crypto world. This is no longer just a simple addition of a payment option, but a soul-level code submission: the builders of traditional internet infrastructure are now embracing the crypto network as a system of technological belief.