I've gone ahead and added teh browser extension. Thank you for the feedback @nathanael !

If I stripped it down to one thing: seeing your stack projected against the Power Law model. When you can visualize where your sats could be in 10-20 years, you stop thinking about selling.

And when you stack more, you watch milestones like a $1M stack value get pulled closer in time. That makes the price swings way easier to stomach - you're focused on the destination, not the turbulence.

Everything else - the merchant map, loan calculator, family sharing - exists to give you alternatives to selling when you need liquidity or want to use your Bitcoin.

The name says it all: Never Sell Your Bitcoin.

Exactly right. I add my accounts on Stack-It (date, amount, price - all encrypted), and Track-It shows my total stack with cost basis and unrealized gains plotted against the Power Law.

You can also upload DCA buys from your monthly exchange PDFs/CSVs - it parses them and tracks the gains for each buy over time. Great for seeing how your oldest sats have performed vs recent buys.

Spend-It pulls from BTCMap so I can find places to spend locally instead of selling. My daughter and I were in Vermont the last few days skiing and found BTC-friendly spots, np.

I actually started with a spreadsheet as well. This is basically that spreadsheet evolved, with Power Law projections, merchant map, and the ability to share encrypted accounts with family members so we can track our stacks together.

It's nsec/npub under the hood. Kept the branding "Bitcoin Way" to stay accessible, but Nostr users will feel right at home.

Fair questions.

1. The tracker works across hardware wallets, exchanges, AND cold storage. Most people DCA on exchanges before moving to cold storage - tracking the full picture matters. Families can share and keep an eye on their cumulative stacking progress.
2. Fiat tracking serves a few purposes beyond selling: calculating collateral for Bitcoin-backed loans (get fiat without selling), tax reporting (required in most jurisdictions), and showing family/nocoiners their gains in terms they understand. The Power Law chart is really about visualizing where you stand on the adoption curve.