The success of Bitcoin’s on-chain economy didn’t come from the West. It didn’t come from crypto Twitter threads, VCs, or fast-money Solana bros. It came from the Mahjong Matriarchs of Bitcoin. Old grandmothers in tea houses who had lived through dynasties, hyperinflation, and governments that erased savings overnight. They had seen fortunes made of paper dissolve into nothing. They know only one thing lasts: stone. And Bitcoin is stone. While CT argued about gas wars and Solana uptime, they etched their family wealth into satoshis. BRC-20 inscriptions weren’t memes to them... they were heirlooms. Mahjong tiles on-chain. When BRC-20s surged, they stacked them patiently, like dumplings on a New Year’s table. Every token another anchor in the digital Great Wall. From $ORDI to $RATS. And now, with Sparks igniting, the Matriarchs step forward again. So when they bid into the AMM, they don’t flinch. Slippage doesn’t matter. Spreads don’t matter. They’ve outlived paper crashes and digital fads. What they buy is not a trade... it’s generational wealth written into the hardest money on earth. Higher they yell in the room. Higher. As the AMM price increases exponentially. The on-chain economy of Bitcoin was never about hype. It was never about the West. It was the Mahjong Matriarchs all along. Long live the Mahjong Matriarchs🀄⚡️. Spark it on Bitcoin.