New York – The Supernormal Foundation, a new entity dedicated to fostering innovation within the BitcoinFi ecosystem, has officially launched, with prominent figures like Dovey Wan joining its advisory board. Established by Mezo, a bank-free Bitcoin finance platform, the Foundation aims to decentralize governance and accelerate the growth of the MUSD economy and the broader Mezo Network. This initiative marks a significant step towards making Bitcoin an even more integrated part of everyday finance.
The Supernormal Foundation's primary objective is to build, govern, and expand the MUSD economy and the Mezo Network through community-powered initiatives. Its immediate focus includes the Alpha Builder Program, providing developers with grants, co-marketing, and integration support to build solutions within the Mezo and MUSD ecosystem. This program is designed to empower decentralized innovation in the BitcoinFi space.
Mezo Network, built by Thesis*, recently launched its Mainnet in May 2025, enabling users to leverage their Bitcoin without selling it. The platform utilizes MUSD, a 100% Bitcoin-backed stablecoin, allowing users to borrow against their BTC collateral. Mezo previously secured $28.5 million in seed capital from notable investors, including Pantera Capital and Multicoin Capital, underscoring strong confidence in its vision.
A key aspect of the Supernormal Foundation is its Bitcoin Advisory Group, featuring influential leaders such as Arthur Hayes, Dan Held, Will Reeves, and Primitive Ventures founder Dovey Wan. Wan, who announced her involvement via social media, highlighted the Foundation's goal to normalize Bitcoin use. > "The only abnormal thing about Bitcoin? None of us ever have enough😭 To make it all a bit more normal, the Supernormal Foundation is now live with @MezoNetwork Proud to be on the advisory board alongside my fellow weirdos 🧡," she stated in her tweet, referencing the cyclical nature of crypto markets.
The Foundation plans further initiatives, including partnerships with the BitcoinFi Accelerator and future grant programs and hackathons, to support builders developing solutions on the Mezo network. This strategic move is poised to democratize governance within the Mezo ecosystem and drive widespread adoption of Bitcoin-native financial services.