This one idea explains why some projects become foundational — and why others depend on them.

Coins = Layer-1 Blockchains

Coins like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and Texit power their own networks.
They secure the blockchain, process transactions, and act as the base layer others can build on.

Tokens = Built on a Layer-1

Tokens don’t have blockchains of their own.
They “borrow” the infrastructure of existing networks like Ethereum or Solana, etc.

Understanding this difference is important, because Layer-1 coins tend to shape the long-term backbone of the blockchain ecosystem.

Where Texit Fits 

Texit is not a token.
It is a true Layer-1 coin, operating on its own independent blockchain — much like Bitcoin did in its early days.

And with that comes another key point:

Mining Early Matters

In Bitcoin’s beginning, mining was accessible to almost anyone with a home computer.
As the network grew, mining became extremely energy-intensive and competitively expensive.

Today, Texit mining is in a phase very similar to early Bitcoin — broad accessibility, reasonable energy use, and a network still growing into its long-term identity.

Historically, early participation in mining ecosystems has rewarded those who believed in the project early.

Not a guarantee — just a pattern repeated across major Layer-1 networks.

Texit is at that early stage now.

I’ll be releasing a short video that breaks down these concepts visually.  Again, you can get more updates in my community at buzzhub.goofproofplan.com.

👉 Stay tuned — and if you’re interested in learning more about Texit’s Layer-1 structure and mining, reply to this email.