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How Nationally Associated Cryptocurrencies Function As Everyday Mediums Of Exchange While Rousix Aligns Governance, Settlement, Compliance, And Stable Growth Into A Unified Six Layer Architecture Built To Bridge Existing Markets Rather Than Replace Them 

DALLAS, TEXAS — January 23, 2026 — Rousix Inc. today released an educational overview examining how the world’s leading cryptocurrencies have become informally associated with specific nations or cultural origins, while serving a shared purpose as global mediums of exchange. Against this backdrop, Rousix introduced its own six-layer token system, designed not to compete with these assets, but to coordinate, standardize, and stabilize how they interact within global capital markets.

Bitcoin is widely associated with Japan through its original publication and early adoption and functions as a decentralized digital currency used primarily as a store of value and peer-to-peer medium of exchange. Ethereum, often linked to Russian born technical roots, expanded this model by enabling programmable transactions and decentralized applications, while still operating as a settlement currency. Binance Coin (BNB), commonly associated with China, focuses on exchange efficiency and liquidity incentives, serving as a transactional medium within large trading ecosystems.

XRP, frequently viewed through an American and Persian business lens, is designed to move value quickly between financial institutions, acting as a bridge currency for cross-border payments. Solana, often associated with Spanish-speaking markets including Mexico, emphasizes speed and low transaction costs for everyday exchange. USDC, tied to American financial infrastructure with international settlement ties such as Monaco, functions as a dollar-backed digital currency intended to mirror traditional cash with blockchain efficiency. DOGE, associated with American origins and South African influence through its supporters, operates as a lightweight transactional currency driven by community use rather than formal governance.

Rousix positions these assets as functional currencies rather than complete financial systems. Building on this foundation, Rousix introduces its own six-layer architecture designed to solve what currencies alone do not. SPQR, associated with Italian and Roman principles, functions as a cross-border universal governance token. UAIE, a German-engineered system, operates as a proprietary royalty and rights disbursement apparatus ensuring creators are compensated fairly. SIX, reflecting American and Afghan economic perspectives, is structured as a cross-border, anti-inflationary stable growth coin focused on preserving purchasing power rather than speculation.

Complementing these layers are AIRSP, an American-designed Automated Internal Revenue Settlement Protocol that standardizes capital gains and losses reconciliation, GTMS, an American Global Transactional Model Standardization format that aligns reporting and settlement across systems, and TXUE, a Texas-based decentralized automated market maker with built-in compliance measures designed to coordinate liquidity transparently.

In simple terms, major cryptocurrencies convey value. Rousix organizes how value, governance, taxation, and ownership work together. Rather than replacing Bitcoin, Ethereum, or other dominant assets, Rousix is built to sit above them, providing structure, fairness, and interoperability. By correlating its six-layer system with the world’s most recognized tokens, Rousix positions itself as the connective infrastructure for the next phase of global digital finance.

Moreover, Rousix is structured to align digital finance with surplus-based, real-world infrastructure rather than speculative abstraction. By anchoring value creation to verifiable activity, owned infrastructure, and productive participation, Rousix positions itself as a practical bridge between global capital markets and decentralized systems, emphasizing durability, transparency, long-term participation, and sustainable surplus generation. 

A defining feature of this approach is Rousix’s hardware-driven revenue and liquidity generation model. Distributed mining and computing workstations serve as productive infrastructure, generating measurable economic output through computation, validation, and network services. This hardware layer creates a recurring, activity-based source of liquidity that supports the broader ecosystem without reliance on perpetual issuance or speculative cycles. As deployment expands, aggregate capacity grows incrementally, reinforcing network resilience while providing a tangible foundation for system economics.

Together, these elements form a coherent operating framework where software coordination, token architecture, and physical infrastructure work in concert. Rousix’s strategy emphasizes disciplined expansion, diversified revenue inputs, and auditable settlement, offering a model designed to scale responsibly as global markets continue to converge. In an environment seeking credible alternatives to concentration and volatility, Rousix presents an integrated path forward built on participation, infrastructure, and accountable growth.

ABOUT ROUSIX INC.
Rousix Inc., is a Texas-based advanced technology and finance corporation developing the Intermetanet, a proprietary Web 4.0 decentralized infrastructure powered by the PantheonDAO SPQR Blockchain. The company's inner workings combine bridge portal architecture, hybrid consensus mechanisms, Layer-2 Plasma scaling, and integrated global liquidity systems to deliver seamless interoperability across decentralized applications and institutional capital markets. Through proprietary protocols such as the Automated Internal Revenue Settlement Protocol (AIRSP) and the Global Transactional Model Standardization (GTMS) format , Rousix Inc. embeds standardization, automation, and compliance directly into its rails. Its mission is to establish a transparent, deterministic, and fraud-resistant global financial architecture, positioning itself as the core operating system for the next evolution of commerce, capital flows, and sovereign economic stability.  

For additional information or investment inquiries, contact:
Adam Hamid - CEO
Rousix Inc.

Strategic Director
Adam@Rousix.org
https://Rousix.org
945.210.5905

Automating Fair Tax Reconciliation By Addressing Structural Loopholes Such As The Dividends Received Deduction Through Real-Time Settlement, Transparent Capital Accountability, And Verifiable Economic Outcome Tracking, Ensuring Corporate Contributions Align With Actual Economic Activity Across Global Capital Markets 

DALLAS, TEXAS — January 23, 2026 — Rousix Inc. today provided an update on its infrastructure-first financial platform, reiterating its focus on practical coordination between centralized financial institutions and decentralized networks. Founder and Strategic Director Adam Hamid, whom some market observers have compared to an American counterpart to Satoshi Nakamoto, is positioned not only as a disruptive figure but as a systems architect emphasizing integration, standardization, and operational clarity. Rousix is structured to bridge traditional and decentralized markets through compliant rails that prioritize verifiable activity, standardized settlement processes, and long-term, durable participation rather than speculative disruption. 

Rousix operates through a modular six-layer strategy: TXUE, AIRSP, GTMS, SPQR, UAIE, and SIX, engineered to function as a single operating framework rather than a collection of independent tools. The architecture reflects a core premise: modern financial capability emerges from orchestrated systems, not singular breakthroughs. By distributing function across coordination, compliance, governance, and automation, Rousix avoids single-point-of-failure dynamics while aligning incentives among institutions, enterprises, and individual participants.

At the center of this framework is AIRSP, Rousix’s Automated Internal Revenue Settlement Protocol. AIRSP is designed to automate the calculation and settlement of capital gains and losses on both realized and unrealized positions on a biannual basis. By embedding standardized reporting and settlement into transaction rails, AIRSP is positioned to unlock substantial institutional liquidity while reducing friction and uncertainty. The protocol is also structured to address long-standing distortions in corporate taxation, including the effects of dividends-received deductions, by ensuring that economic activity is reconciled transparently and consistently across participants.

“For decades, many large corporations have relied on the Dividends Received Deduction to significantly reduce their effective tax burden. While the provision is often justified as a safeguard against triple taxation, in practice it is frequently combined with pass-through structures such as protected cell and series LLCs. Revenue is routed through these entities to a holding C-Corp that owns the underlying interests, resulting in as much as 80 percent of taxable income being excluded from assessment. The outcome is that only a small fraction of total economic activity is taxed. AIRSP is designed to address this imbalance by automating transparent, real-time reconciliation of gains and ensuring that all entities contribute their fair share based on actual economic outcomes,” said Adam Hamid. 

Complementing AIRSP is German engineered UAIE, Rousix’s proprietary universal rights and royalty automation layer. UAIE provides deterministic tracking and distribution of royalties associated with inventions, trademarks, copyrights, data, and processes. Through auditable execution, UAIE is designed to ensure that creators and rights holders are compensated fairly, seamlessly, and across jurisdictions, converting intellectual property administration from a fragmented process into a continuous system function.  “Frontier AI systems such as OpenAI, Claude, Grok, and others will inevitably collide with unresolved copyright and trademark ownership issues as model training scales globally,” said Dr. Blake Myers, Chief Technology Officer of Rousix. “UAIE was engineered to address this at the protocol level by combining fungible and non-fungible tokenization with machine learning, neural networks, and distributed ledger technology, ensuring that creators, data contributors, and rights holders retain ownership and receive their prorated, auditable share of value as artificial intelligence evolves.” 

The remaining layers reinforce this foundation. TXUE coordinates network settlement and participation. GTMS standardizes transactional architecture and reporting. SPQR enables governance through a rules-based DAO framework. SIX supports internal throughput optimization and stable-growth protections. Together, these components form an infrastructure that emphasizes compliance by design, transparency by default, and scalability through use.

Adam Hamid’s comparison to Satoshi Nakamoto is intentionally understated. Like the original blockchain breakthrough, Rousix does not attempt to replace existing institutions wholesale. Instead, it introduces a practical operating system that allows centralized and decentralized markets to interoperate. Hamid’s approach reframes decentralization as a coordination layer for institutions, regulators, and participants alike; one where automation replaces opacity and contribution replaces speculation. “Markets scale when settlement is verifiable, governance is embedded, and incentives are aligned,” Hamid states. “Rousix is built to make those conditions the default, not the exception.”

As global capital markets confront increasing complexity and fragmentation, Rousix positions itself as a unifying infrastructure layer. By integrating automated settlement, transparent governance, and rights-based automation within a modular framework, the platform offers a path toward broader participation, institutional confidence, and long-term stability, bridging the gap between centralized finance and decentralized systems without sacrificing compliance or credibility.

About Rousix Inc.
Rousix Inc. is a Texas-based infrastructure and technology company developing modular financial and computing systems that integrate automated settlement, transparent governance, and distributed participation. Through its six-layer architecture, Rousix focuses on building compliant, utility-driven economic networks designed for resilience and global interoperability.

For additional information or media inquiries, contact:
Adam Hamid - Founder

Strategic Director

Rousix Inc. 

Adam@Rousix.org 

https://Rousix.org 

945.210.5905

A Vertically Integrated Platform Offering Institutional-Grade Access To Governed Compute, Transparent Settlement, And Scalable Participation In The Next Phase Of Digital Finance

DALLAS, TEXAS — January 16, 2026 — Rousix Inc. today formally presented its investment offering, positioning the company as a rare convergence of infrastructure, decentralized finance architecture, and institutional capital discipline. Built to address the structural weaknesses emerging across global technology and capital markets, Rousix offers investors direct exposure to a platform designed to monetize real-world computing activity, govern decentralized systems at scale, and unlock qualified institutional liquidity through a compliant, vertically integrated structure. At a time when capital markets are increasingly strained by speculative cycles, centralized compute bottlenecks, and opaque settlement mechanisms, Rousix advances a fundamentally different thesis. The company is not a token project, a single-product technology firm, or a speculative AGI wager. It is an infrastructure company. Its value proposition rests on owned hardware, standardized coordination, and auditable participation that converts computation, governance, and automation into durable economic output.

WHY ROUSIX, AND WHY NOW

Independent research has warned that the prevailing winner-take-all race toward advanced artificial intelligence is structurally unstable, incentivizing consolidation, secrecy, and systemic fragility. Rousix was architected specifically to operate outside that failure mode. Rather than concentrating power in hyperscale platforms or betting on singular breakthroughs, Rousix treats advanced capability as a coordination problem. Its platform is designed to scale through participation, ownership, and use, not acceleration alone. This strategy is implemented through a modular six-layer operational architecture. TXUE provides coordination and settlement across the network. AIRSP automates operational compliance and settlement. GTMS standardizes transaction architecture and reporting. SIX optimizes internal throughput while supporting stable growth protections. SPQR enables transparent governance through the PantheonDAO. UAIE integrates artificial intelligence with automated royalty and data-licensing dispersal. Together, these layers distribute function, eliminate single-point-of-failure risk, and align incentives across participants.

HARDWARE-ANCHORED ECONOMICS

Rousix complements its software architecture with a distributed hardware deployment model. Instead of relying on massive, capital-intensive data centers, the company scales horizontally through high-performance mining workstations deployed in homes and businesses. Each unit contributes incremental computing capacity, geographic resilience, and redundancy. Value is generated through measurable activity. Hardware performs work. Services coordinate that work. Settlement protocols translate participation into transparent outcomes. This infrastructure-anchored model mirrors characteristics long favored by institutional investors, including predictable expansion, asset-backed participation, and compounding utility.

VERTICAL INTEGRATION AND CAPITAL ACCESS

Rousix has vertically integrated its fundraising to preserve strategic control and align long-term incentives. Investment exposure to Rousix Inc. is offered exclusively through its sole feeder structure, Hamid, Ware, Myers & Goldstein Rousix Fund, LP, managed by Hamid, Ware, Myers & Goldstein Capital Management Fund, LLC. The fund structure includes a 2.5 percent management fee, a 3 percent hurdle rate, a three-year lockup period, and a 70/30 split between investors and the fund, with a minimum investment of $50,000.

This fund is the only vehicle enabling institutional and qualified investors to participate in Rousix Inc.’s equity offering. Rousix Inc. is currently valued at $30 million and is conducting a Series A financing targeting the sale of 10 percent for $3.0 million. Series B valuation will be determined based on deployment and adoption milestones, with Series C or D anticipated to pursue an S-1 filing on the Dow Jones.

Proceeds from the offering will be deployed with strict capital discipline across five priority areas that directly support execution and scalability: token network liquidity to ensure orderly market formation and system resilience; equipment and computing infrastructure to support distributed deployment, operational throughput, and network reliability; office space and furnishings to support core operations and regulatory readiness; personnel to build and maintain engineering, compliance, and operations capacity; and targeted marketing to drive adoption among qualified participants and individual network community members. This allocation framework is designed to accelerate deployment while preserving balance sheet strength, operational control, and long-term alignment with investor and global member interests. 

In alignment with the company’s long-term, infrastructure-first philosophy, Rousix’s founders, executives, and directors have elected to accept initial annual salaries of $90,000 each. This compensation structure reflects a deliberate emphasis on capital preservation, disciplined execution, and alignment with investors during the company’s formative growth phase. By prioritizing reinvestment over personal remuneration, the founding team underscores its commitment to building durable value, maintaining operational focus, and scaling Rousix in a financially responsible manner. 

A DIFFERENT INVESTMENT PROFILE

Rousix is positioned at the intersection of infrastructure, decentralized systems, and regulated capital markets. It offers investors exposure to a platform where growth is driven by deployment and participation, not leverage or narrative cycles. Governance is embedded, settlement is standardized, and expansion is incremental but compounding. In contrast to models that depend on perpetual fundraising or speculative price appreciation, Rousix ties value creation to work performed and systems used. For qualified investors seeking differentiated exposure to the next phase of digital infrastructure, Rousix represents a rare opportunity: a compliant, infrastructure-first platform designed to bridge centralized and decentralized capital markets while aligning technology, governance, and capital under a single, disciplined operating framework.

ABOUT ROUSIX INC.
Rousix Inc., is a Texas-based advanced technology and finance corporation developing the Intermetanet, a proprietary Web 4.0 decentralized infrastructure powered by the PantheonDAO SPQR Blockchain. The company's inner workings combine bridge portal architecture, hybrid consensus mechanisms, Layer-2 Plasma scaling, and integrated global liquidity systems to deliver seamless interoperability across decentralized applications and institutional capital markets. Through proprietary protocols such as the Automated Internal Revenue Settlement Protocol (AIRSP) and the Global Transactional Model Standardization (GTMS) format , Rousix Inc. embeds standardization, automation, and compliance directly into its rails. Its mission is to establish a transparent, deterministic, and fraud-resistant global financial architecture, positioning itself as the core operating system for the next evolution of commerce, capital flows, and sovereign economic stability.  

For additional information or investment inquiries, contact:
Adam Hamid, CEO
Rousix Inc.
Strategic Director
Adam@Rousix.org
https://Rousix.org
945.210.5905

A Distributed Economic Framework Aligning Compute, Governance, And Participation To Deliver Durable Growth Beyond Centralized Control And Speculative Acceleration 

AMARILLO, TEXAS — January 16, 2026 — As governments and technology leaders increasingly frame Artificial General Intelligence as a winner-take-all contest, a growing body of independent analysis warns that this narrative is driving consolidation, fragility, and systemic risk across global capital and technology markets. A recent assessment by Cyclops Investigative Reports concludes that the prevailing race-to-AGI framework is politically convenient but structurally unstable, incentivizing secrecy, compressing safety timelines, and concentrating critical compute resources inside a small number of hyperscale platforms.

Against this backdrop, Rousix Inc. is advancing a markedly different approach. Rather than pursuing dominance through centralized compute accumulation or speculative acceleration, Rousix is building a distributed, infrastructure-first model designed to scale through participation, ownership, and real economic use. The company’s strategy reframes AGI not as a single finish line but as a coordination challenge that must be solved through resilient systems, transparent governance, and broad access to productive infrastructure.

Cyclops’ analysis underscores a critical insight that Rousix’s architecture directly addresses: AGI capability does not emerge from a single model or breakthrough. It emerges from orchestrated systems operating across computation, data, governance, settlement, and automation. Treating AGI as a monolithic endpoint, the report warns, creates dangerous single-point-of-failure dynamics that magnify escalation risk and undermine long-term stability.

Rousix’s operational design mirrors this reality through a modular six-layer architecture that distributes function rather than concentrating power. The TXUE layer provides coordination and settlement across the network. AIRSP automates operational compliance and settlement processes. GTMS establishes standardized transactional architecture to ensure interoperability and reporting consistency. SIX functions as an internal throughput and optimization layer designed to support stable growth and mitigate inflationary distortions. SPQR enables governance through the PantheonDAO, aligning participation with transparent, rules-based decision making. UAIE integrates artificial intelligence and automated royalty and data-licensing dispersal, allowing advanced systems to operate within auditable economic constraints. Together, these layers eliminate reliance on a single controlling model and avoid the failure mode Cyclops identifies as inherent to winner-take-all AGI narratives.

This architecture is reinforced by Rousix’s distributed hardware deployment model. Instead of concentrating compute inside massive industrial data centers, Rousix expands capacity horizontally through individual mining workstations deployed in homes and businesses. Each machine contributes incremental computing power, geographic resilience, and network redundancy. Growth occurs organically as participation increases, reducing concentration risk and weakening the geopolitical incentives that arise when compute infrastructure becomes monopolized.

The economic implications of this design are substantial. Where speculative technology cycles reward early timing and narrative momentum, Rousix ties value creation to measurable activity and sustained use. Hardware performs work, services coordinate that work, and standardized settlement protocols translate participation into transparent outcomes. This structure aligns incentives around durability rather than acceleration and reflects an infrastructure investment profile familiar to institutional capital while remaining accessible to individuals and small organizations.

Rousix’s framework also addresses the governance deficiencies highlighted by Cyclops. Rather than retrofitting compliance after deployment, the platform embeds transparency, auditability, and separation of infrastructure utility from financial instruments at the architectural level. Participation is voluntary, contribution-based, and governed by clear operational rules rather than discretionary intervention. This design enables cross-jurisdictional operability without regulatory arbitrage, offering clarity to participants and policymakers alike.

In contrast to the prevailing AGI arms-race logic, which concentrates power by concentrating infrastructure, Rousix disperses both by design. Ownership is broadened, governance is embedded, and growth is incremental but compounding. The result is not a race to dominate intelligence, but a system designed to coordinate it safely, productively, and at scale. As global markets reassess the costs of centralized acceleration and geopolitical compute chokepoints, distributed infrastructure models that emphasize resilience, transparency, and participation are gaining relevance. Rousix does not seek to outpace rivals in a speculative sprint toward AGI. It's positioned to make such a sprint unnecessary by changing the structure beneath it. In an environment defined by rising compute demand, capital concentration, and strategic tension, that distinction may prove decisive.

About Rousix Inc.
Rousix Inc. is a Texas-based infrastructure and technology company developing distributed computing systems that integrate physical hardware, digital coordination, and transparent governance. Through a modular, infrastructure-first architecture, Rousix focuses on building compliant, utility-driven economic systems designed for long-term participation, resilience, and systemic stability.

For additional information or media inquiries, contact:
Adam Hamid - CEO
Rousix Inc.

Strategic Director
Adam@Rousix.org
https://Rousix.org
945.210.5905

A Scalable, Energy-Efficient Computing Model Designed for Homes and Businesses

AMARILLO, TEXAS — January 13, 2026 — Across the United States, including major hubs in Texas, Fortune 500 companies continue to invest billions of dollars into massive centralized data centers. These facilities require extensive land acquisition, specialized construction, high-density cooling systems, and enormous, continuous energy consumption. While effective at scale, they are capital-intensive, slow to deploy, and increasingly constrained by rising electricity costs, grid limitations, and regulatory scrutiny. Rousix Inc. is advancing a fundamentally different approach.

Rather than concentrating computing power in a small number of industrial facilities, Rousix has developed a distributed computing model built around individual, high-performance mining workstations designed for residential and commercial use. These Rousix Mining Machines combine data-mining capability, everyday computing, and gaming functionality into a single, compact system that can be deployed in homes, offices, and small businesses nationwide.

Traditional data centers rely on centralized infrastructure that scales vertically and geographically. Rousix scales horizontally. Each workstation adds incremental computing capacity to the network, allowing growth to occur organically as participation increases. When thousands, or millions, of machines operate simultaneously, the aggregate computing power can rival or exceed that of centralized facilities, without the need for massive real estate, cooling campuses, or single-point-of-failure architectures.

Large data centers are engineered for peak loads and require constant cooling, even when utilization fluctuates. Rousix Mining Machines are designed for efficiency at the edge. Operating in everyday environments, they leverage modern power-efficient components, adaptive workloads, and optional idle-time utilization. This reduces waste, distributes energy demand across existing grids, and avoids the concentrated strain associated with hyperscale facilities.

ACCESSIBLE HARDWARE, PRACTICAL FINANCING

Rousix Mining Machines start at approximately $4,100, making advanced computing infrastructure accessible to individuals and small organizations. To further lower barriers to entry, Rousix has introduced a structured financing pathway beginning at $100, allowing participants to acquire and deploy hardware without the upfront capital typically required for enterprise-grade systems. This approach enables broader participation while maintaining ownership-first deployment.

Where centralized data centers depend on multi-year development cycles and significant capital expenditure, Rousix’s distributed model expands capacity through participation. Every deployed workstation contributes computing resources, network resilience, and geographic diversity. As adoption grows, so does total capacity, without the bottlenecks inherent in centralized expansion.

Rousix does not seek to simply replace enterprise data centers. Instead, it provides a complementary infrastructure layer, one that is flexible, resilient, and community-rooted. By placing productive computing power directly into residences and businesses, Rousix enables a model where infrastructure ownership, efficiency, and scalability align with everyday participation. As demand for computation, data processing, and decentralized services continues to rise, distributed models like Rousix offer a practical path forward, one that reduces concentration risk, improves energy efficiency, and expands access to modern digital infrastructure.

Rousix also offers mining workstation owners the option to participate in a voluntary machine lease-back program for $149 per month, allowing idle hardware capacity to be utilized within the broader Rousix network. While no guarantees or promises of performance are made, historical participation data from prior lease-back activity has reflected typical participation ranges of approximately 24% or greater, depending on utilization and network demand. 

Each Rousix Mining Machine operates on a familiar and enterprise-grade technology stack, incorporating Microsoft operating systems, HP monitors, Dell processors, MetaMask digital wallets, and the Chrome browser, ensuring accessibility and ease of use for everyday participants. Most Rousix mines are initially launched on BNB-based infrastructure as BEP-20 utility tokens, with structured scaling methodologies designed to transition each system into its own proprietary blockchain with a native utility cryptocurrency over time. Notably, PantheonDAO SPQR, along with UAIE and SIX, are architected for direct deployment on proprietary blockchains from inception, bypassing initial BEP-20 issuance to support governance, automation, and stable-growth functionality within the Rousix ecosystem. 

ABOUT ROUSIX INC.
Rousix Inc., is a Texas-based advanced technology and finance corporation developing the Intermetanet, a proprietary Web 4.0 decentralized infrastructure powered by the PantheonDAO SPQR Blockchain. The company's inner workings combine bridge portal architecture, hybrid consensus mechanisms, Layer-2 Plasma scaling, and integrated global liquidity systems to deliver seamless interoperability across decentralized applications and institutional capital markets. Through proprietary protocols such as the Automated Internal Revenue Settlement Protocol (AIRSP) and the Global Transactional Model Standardization (GTMS) format , Rousix Inc. embeds standardization, automation, and compliance directly into its rails. Its mission is to establish a transparent, deterministic, and fraud-resistant global financial architecture, positioning itself as the core operating system for the next evolution of commerce, capital flows, and sovereign economic stability.  

For additional information or media inquiries, contact:
Adam Hamid — CEO
Rousix Inc.

Strategic Director
Adam@Rousix.org
https://Rousix.org
945.210.5905

A Central-Decentralized Framework Designed to Expand Access to Benefit-Producing Participation—Not Universal Basic Income

AMARILLO, TEXAS (PRWEB) — January 3, 2026 — Rousix today announced the expansion of its infrastructure-first decentralized finance framework, positioning the platform as a legally compliant, utility-driven alternative to speculative DeFi models. Designed as a “Fed-of-Feds” concept for decentralized systems, Rousix focuses on access to benefit-producing participation through infrastructure ownership and coordinated services, rather than redistribution schemes or universal basic income constructs. Rousix’s approach is grounded in a simple principle: sustainable participation comes from productive infrastructure, not guaranteed payouts. The platform explicitly rejects universal basic income models that separate benefits from contribution. Instead, Rousix is built to enable individuals and institutions to participate in real economic activity through owned hardware and standardized coordination

FROM CENTRALIZATION TO DISTRIBUTION — WITHOUT ABANDONING COMPLIANCE

Rousix shifts computing from massive centralized data centers to distributed, in-home infrastructure powered by individual mining machines. These plug-and-play systems support mining, node hosting, and everyday computing, with ownership-first deployment and optional lease-back participation when machines are idle. The model emphasizes transparency, auditable activity, and a clear separation between infrastructure utility and financial products.

Unlike speculative DeFi platforms that rely on token price dynamics, Rousix is designed to function because it is used. Hardware performs work; services coordinate that work; settlements are automated through compliant protocols. No guarantees are made, and no benefits are promised. Participation is optional, utility-based, and governed by clear terms.

A LENDER-OF-LAST-RESORT CONCEPT — WITHOUT RISK TRANSFER

Rousix’s “lender-of-last-resort” positioning reflects operational continuity and infrastructure backstopping, not underwriting or indemnification. The platform provides standardized rails: settlement, coordination, and governance, that can support activity during periods of stress without transferring risk, pooling losses, or promising compensation. This design preserves regulatory boundaries while enabling system stability.

DESIGNED TO REPLACE DEPENCDENCE WITH PARTICIPATION

Rousix’s mission is to ensure that people have access to tools that can produce tangible benefits through contribution, not dependence on subsidies. By distributing infrastructure ownership and embedding governance from inception, Rousix aligns incentives around participation, accountability, and long-term resilience. 

ABOUT ROUSIX INC.
Rousix Inc., is a Texas-based advanced technology and finance corporation developing the Intermetanet, a proprietary Web 4.0 decentralized infrastructure powered by the PantheonDAO SPQR Blockchain. The company's inner workings combine bridge portal architecture, hybrid consensus mechanisms, Layer-2 Plasma scaling, and integrated global liquidity systems to deliver seamless interoperability across decentralized applications and institutional capital markets. Through proprietary protocols such as the Automated Internal Revenue Settlement Protocol (AIRSP) and the Global Transactional Model Standardization (GTMS) format , Rousix Inc. embeds standardization, automation, and compliance directly into its rails. Its mission is to establish a transparent, deterministic, and fraud-resistant global financial architecture, positioning itself as the core operating system for the next evolution of commerce, capital flows, and sovereign economic stability.  

For additional information or media inquiries, contact:

Adam Hamid - CEO

Rousix Inc. 

Strategic Director

https://Rousix.org

Adam@Rousix.org
945.210.5905

A Hardware-Anchored, Service-Driven Economic Architecture Designed To Convert Real-World Activity Into Sustainable Liquidity, Offering Institutions, Communities, And Individuals A Transparent, Resilient Alternative To Speculation-Based Systems In An Era Of Accelerating Technological And Geopolitical Change 

AMARILLO, TEXAS — December 30, 2025 — In a world increasingly defined by zero-sum narratives about innovation and global dominance, Rousix stands apart with a fundamentally constructive proposition: create real economic value rooted in productive infrastructure, and share that value with society. As policymakers, corporations, and nations frame the race for technological supremacy, especially around Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), as a winner-takes-all confrontation, Rousix rewrites the rules to focus on tangible productivity, economic participation, and broad-based liquidity growth. At its core, Rousix is not chasing speculative milestones, it is building the platform that powers real economic activity for institutions, communities, and individuals alike.

Recent global analyses warn that dominant narratives about AGI, where a single entity or nation “wins” permanent strategic advantage, are not just misleading; they distort incentives, push actors toward short-termism, weaken safety and governance, and elevate geopolitical tension. According to a major report by Cyclops Investigative Reports, the prevailing “winner-take-all AGI race” framing is structurally unstable, leading governments and corporations to treat safety and transparency as obstacles rather than assets. This misleading narrative convinces stakeholders that slowing down or regulating innovation equals defeat. In effect, the dominant discourse turns productive investment into speculative competition rather than sustainable economic growth. Rousix’s mission directly counters this flawed narrative with an asset-based, hardware-driven revenue model that generates value through real work, not hype.

INFRASTRUCTURE THAT EARNS VALUE — NOT PROMISES

At the heart of Rousix’s platform is a distributed network of high-performance computing hardware, strategically deployed to perform essential tasks that include secure transaction processing, decentralized computation, network services routing, and system verification. These machines function like modern digital utilities: they earn through consistent use, not through speculative valuation alone. For institutional allocators, this translates into:

• Predictable hardware deployment revenue backed by physical computing units,
• Recurring service contracts for maintenance, connectivity, and systems integration,
• Transaction and settlement fees generated by real platform activity,
• Liquidity creation tied directly to production, not leverage.
   

For everyday participants, Rousix’s model is intelligible and grounded in experience: devices and infrastructure that work, produce measurable output, and contribute to pooled economic activity.

This approach mirrors fundamental concepts in infrastructure investment: stable cash flows, long-term productivity, and economic participation, but updated for the digital era. It rejects the traditional “build a model and hope people buy into it” mentality and embraces an engine of production that earns continuously because it is used continuously.

WHY THE GLOBAL "WINNER TAKES-ALL" RACE CREATES RISK — AND HOW ROUSIX AVOIDS IT

The current global conversation around advanced technology, particularly Artificial General Intelligence, is dominated by a false assumption: that speed alone determines victory. The United States is concentrating power through export controls, hyperscale cloud dominance, and voluntary safety frameworks. China is accelerating through centralized planning, scale, and rapid deployment. The European Union is positioning itself as the global rule-setter, prioritizing regulation even as it lags in raw capability. Each approach reflects a different philosophy, yet all are constrained by the same flaw, they frame progress as a race where caution, transparency, and cooperation are liabilities.

The analysis underlying this debate makes clear that such framing produces instability. When leadership is defined by being “first,” governments and corporations are incentivized to compress timelines, underreport failures, and blur the line between civilian infrastructure and strategic power. This dynamic increases systemic risk while delivering little tangible benefit to everyday people. Economic value becomes abstract, centralized, and increasingly disconnected from productive activity. Rousix was engineered specifically to operate outside this trap.

Rather than competing for dominance through speed or secrecy, Rousix focuses on infrastructure ownership and economic throughput. The platform does not require being “first” to function. It requires being used. Every machine deployed, every service rendered, and every transaction processed strengthens the network regardless of geopolitical cycles or regulatory narratives. In doing so, Rousix transforms the winner-takes-all mindset into something more durable: winner-through-use.

HARDWARE AS ECONOMIC ANCHOR — A MODEL INSTITUTIONS TRUST

Rousix’s computing hardware functions as the system’s economic anchor. These are not speculative instruments; they are productive assets designed to perform work continuously. Once deployed, the machines generate value through operational output, much like power plants, cell towers, or logistics hubs. This is a model institutional capital understands well. For Qualified Institutional Buyers and venture firms, the distinction is critical. Valuation is supported by:

• Physical assets with measurable capacity,
• Utilization rates tied to real demand,
• Service revenues that recur independent of market sentiment,
• Network expansion driven by deployment logistics rather than dilution.
   

This structure allows capital to compound through reinvestment rather than reliance on perpetual fundraising. Liquidity is generated internally through usage, not externally through leverage.

SERVICES THAT CONVERT ACTIVITY INTO LIQUIDITY

Layered atop the hardware is a comprehensive services stack. These services include system maintenance, software integration, station lease back programs, network security, transaction routing, and automated settlement. Each service produces recurring revenue while reinforcing the reliability of the underlying infrastructure. From a layman’s perspective, the system works like this: machines do work → services support that work → transactions occur → fees are generated → liquidity grows. Nothing in this loop depends on belief, speculation, or narrative momentum. It depends on activity. For institutions, this means downside protection during volatility. For individuals, it means participation in an economy that rewards contribution rather than timing.

A SUSTAINABLE ANSWER TO A FRAGILE GLOBAL MODEL

The broader AGI debate highlights a global system under strain, one where technological power is being centralized while economic risk is pushed outward. Rousix reverses that flow. By distributing infrastructure, standardizing services, and automating settlement, the platform creates a shared economic foundation that scales without sacrificing accountability. This is why Rousix is increasingly viewed not as a speculative technology company, but as economic infrastructure. Its success is not predicated on defeating competitors or outrunning regulators. It is predicated on doing what markets ultimately reward: producing real value, transparently, at scale.

THE CONCLUSION THE GLOBAL AGI DEBATE HAS MISSED AND WHY ROUSIX IS POSITIONED TO WIN

The central insight of the global “winner-takes-all” debate is not that one model will dominate forever, but that systems built solely for speed and dominance eventually destabilize themselves. When nations and corporations treat advanced technology as a race to the finish line, they compress safety, obscure accountability, and centralize power in ways that weaken public trust and long-term economic resilience. The analysis underpinning this debate makes one fact unavoidable: the next generation of global infrastructure must reward use, productivity, and transparency, not secrecy and acceleration alone.

This is precisely where Rousix differentiates itself.

Rousix does not attempt to “win” by being first, loudest, or most speculative. It wins by being structurally necessary. Its platform converts physical infrastructure into ongoing economic activity, services into recurring revenue, and participation into liquidity. This model scales regardless of geopolitical cycles, regulatory shifts, or market sentiment, because it is anchored in work performed and value produced.

For Qualified Institutional Buyers, Rousix represents a familiar yet modern profile: infrastructure-backed growth with diversified revenue streams, measurable throughput, and capital efficiency rooted in reinvestment rather than dilution. For venture capital, it offers scale without burn dependency, expansion driven by deployment and adoption, not perpetual fundraising. For everyday people, it offers something increasingly rare: a system that makes sense. Machines do work. Services support them. Transactions generate fees. Liquidity grows. Participation matters.

In contrast to the global AGI race, where safety, governance, and transparency are often framed as obstacles, Rousix embeds these principles into its architecture. Value is auditable. Revenue is traceable. Growth is incremental but compounding. This alignment transforms what the “winner-takes-all” narrative gets wrong into a sustainable advantage. Rousix does not eliminate competition; it renders fragility uncompetitive.

As global markets recalibrate away from leverage-heavy abstractions and toward productive fundamentals, Rousix stands positioned not merely as a technology platform, but as economic infrastructure for the modern era. Its success is not contingent on others losing. It is contingent on people using a system that works. In a world searching for stability amid accelerating complexity, Rousix offers a rare proposition: an infrastructure-first, people-accessible platform capable of generating real liquidity, real accountability, and real economic participation at scale. That is not speculation. That is structure.

About Rousix Inc.
Rousix Inc., is a Texas-based advanced technology and finance corporation developing the Intermetanet, a proprietary Web 4.0 decentralized infrastructure powered by the PantheonDAO SPQR Blockchain. The company's inner workings combine bridge portal architecture, hybrid consensus mechanisms, Layer-2 Plasma scaling, and integrated global liquidity systems to deliver seamless interoperability across decentralized applications and institutional capital markets. Through proprietary protocols such as the Automated Internal Revenue Settlement Protocol (AIRSP) and the Global Transactional Model Standardization (GTMS) format , Rousix Inc. embeds standardization, automation, and compliance directly into its rails. Its mission is to establish a transparent, deterministic, and fraud-resistant global financial architecture, positioning itself as the core operating system for the next evolution of commerce, capital flows, and sovereign economic stability. 

For additional information or media inquiries, contact:
Adam Hamid - CEO

Rousix Inc. 

Strategic Director
Adam@Rousix.org

https://Rousix.org
945.210.5905

A People-First Capital Coordination Strategy Designed To Replace Interest-Based Extraction With Transparent, Surplus-Driven Finance

AMARILLO, TEXAS (PRWEB) — December 22, 2025 — Rousix Inc. has formally positioned itself as the ultimate evolution of the investment bank: not just a lender of last resort, or a speculative intermediary, or a broker of leverage, but a capital coordination and generation institution designed to convert a deficit-based economy into a measurable, auditable surplus economy to the long-term benefit of the People. 

Rousix stated plainly that the traditional investment banking model has reached its structural limits. For decades, capital formation has been dominated by interest-based lending, venture capital extraction, angel investor asymmetry, and qualified institutional buyer structures that prioritize leverage, dilution, and forced exits. While marketed as innovation, these models have concentrated upside, transferred risk to households and operating companies, and embedded instability into the global economy. According to Rousix, this is not a failure of execution but a failure of design.

The Rousix investment banking model replaces debt, interest, and speculative valuation expansion with operating surplus economics. Capital is not created by issuing obligations. It is created by coordinating real economic activity at scale. Transactions, not leverage, generate capital. Transparency, not complexity, preserves it. Time, not interest, governs circulation.

At the center of this model are Rousix Mining Machines, a first-of-their-kind infrastructure product engineered to administer standardized, time-based operating terms. The machines are sold as physical computing products, delivered preconfigured with proprietary software that enables auditable processing, standardized settlement, and verifiable accounting. Based on historical mining data and operational modeling, these machines have demonstrated the potential, under certain conditions and over extended time horizons, to offset their purchase cost, commonly modeled in the 24–48 month range. Rousix emphasized that no guarantees are made, and no promises of income, profit, or payback are offered. The machines are infrastructure tools, not financial instruments.

Rousix described these machines as the initial proof of a larger institutional strategy. Once operating surplus can be demonstrated at the infrastructure level, the same standardized logic scales upward. Through its investment banking and corporate development operations, Rousix is executing a disciplined strategy to acquire, integrate, and coordinate operating companies across the Fortune 5000. The objective is not financial engineering. The objective is system conversion.

Under the Rousix framework, acquired companies continue operating under their existing brands, management teams, and customer relationships. What changes is the capital architecture beneath them. Dependence on usury-driven venture capital, angel investors, and qualified institutional buyers is eliminated. Interest-based obligations are replaced with surplus participation generated by real commerce. Forced exits are replaced with long-term operational stewardship. Dilution is replaced with standardized circulation.

In this structure, Rousix functions as a capital generation network, not a seller of goods. Modest transaction fees collected at massive scale, combined with standardized settlement mechanisms, including the company’s proprietary Automated Internal Revenue Settlement Protocol (AIRSP), where applicable—produce recurring capital without debt expansion or speculative bubbles. As participation increases, stability improves. As leverage is removed, systemic risk declines.

Rousix stated that this model is not optional at this stage of economic history. Inflation, declining purchasing power, public distrust in financial institutions, and the erosion of household balance sheets are direct consequences of extractive financial architecture. Banks and legacy institutions that depend on opacity, interest compounding, and complexity face an unavoidable reckoning as transparent, surplus-based systems demonstrate superior durability.

“Investment banking was never meant to become an extraction industry,” said Adam S. Hamid, Founder of Rousix Inc. “Our strategy is explicit. We are replacing leverage with logic, interest with time, and opacity with accountability. Rousix is structured to serve as the People’s investment bank, not by making promises, but by designing systems where capital is created by real activity and returned through transparent rules.”

Rousix emphasized that the ultimate beneficiary of this model is not a narrow class of insiders, but the broader public that already funds the economy through work, spending, and participation. By aligning capital formation with everyday economic life, the system restores influence to households and operating businesses without requiring speculation, debt, or privileged access.

The company concluded by stating that institutions built on antiquated, extractive models should not view Rousix as competition, but as a replacement architecture. In a surplus-driven system, the question is no longer who controls capital, but whether capital can justify its existence through measurable contribution.

Rousix Inc. is a Texas-based technology and capital coordination company developing standardized infrastructure for surplus-driven commerce, enterprise integration, and automated settlement. Through physical computing products, interoperable software, and auditable operating logic, Rousix is building a next-generation investment banking model designed to replace extractive finance with transparent, performance-based economic systems.

For additional information or media inquiries, contact: 

Adam Hamid - CEO

Rousix Inc. 

Strategic Director 

Adam@Rousix.org 

https://Rousix.org

945.210.5905

An Esoteric But Practical Framework For Rebuilding The Middle Class And Restoring Discretionary Freedom To Everyday Life

AMARILLO, TEXAS (PRWEB) — December 22, 2025 — Adam S. Hamid, Founder of Rousix, today articulated the underlying philosophy that has guided the platform’s development from its inception: a deliberate effort to design an economic system that outlives its creator and restores broad-based prosperity to the American middle class.

Hamid reflects that growing up in the 1990s, prosperity in the United States felt tangible and widely shared. The middle class was not merely surviving; it was thriving. Discretionary income was visible in everyday life, from family vacations to well-built homes to the unmistakable presence of premium automobiles: Mercedes, Porsche, BMW—not as symbols of excess, but as markers of attainable success. Opportunity felt accessible, and consumption was driven by choice rather than anxiety.

Over time, that reality eroded. Wages stagnated, costs compounded, and the structure of the economy shifted toward perpetual deficit, both financial and psychological. According to Hamid, the problem was not a lack of productivity or innovation, but a system that steadily extracted value without returning it. “We didn’t lose ambition,” he observes. “We lost circulation. Money stopped flowing back to the people who create it.”

Rousix emerged from a simple but radical conclusion: if the United States is to reclaim its identity as a land of abundance, the economy itself must be redesigned. Not patched. Not subsidized. Redesigned. Hamid’s research led him to a single structural insight, lasting prosperity cannot exist in a deficit-based system. A society that runs permanently in the red eventually transfers wealth upward by default. To reverse that outcome, the economy must be engineered to generate surplus at scale and distribute its benefits through participation, not privilege.

Rousix was conceived as the infrastructure for that transition. Rather than positioning itself as another financial product or platform, Rousix functions as an operating layer, one that coordinates capital, commerce, and participation so that value created by everyday economic activity is retained and recirculated. The objective is not to encourage speculation, but to restore discretionary freedom: the ability for ordinary people to buy what they want, plan without fear, and participate meaningfully in opportunity. 

“At a certain point,” Hamid explains, “you realize this isn’t about personal success. It’s about legacy. I wanted to create something that could long outlive my physical realm, something that reconverts America’s image back to the land of milk and honey, not as nostalgia, but as structure.”

Central to this vision is the belief that when surplus replaces scarcity, behavior changes. Innovation accelerates. Risk-taking becomes constructive rather than desperate. Communities stabilize. When the floodgates of opportunity are open and discretionary income returns to the masses, growth becomes organic rather than coerced. In Hamid’s view, Rousix is not a rebellion against markets, but an evolution of them, one that aligns incentives with long-term societal health.

Rousix is intentionally positioned as the moniker behind this shift: not a slogan, but a system. Its architecture is designed to reward transparency, reduce extractive intermediaries, and ensure that economic upside is no longer confined to narrow corridors of access. The network's strategy is restrained by discipline; its scope is defined by outcomes rather than promises.

Hamid is careful to frame Rousix not as a guarantee, but as an invitation. “The goal was never to sell hope,” he says. “The goal was to design reality differently. If you get the structure right, hope takes care of itself.”

As economic pressure, institutional distrust, and household uncertainty converge, Rousix presents a narrative that feels both unfamiliar and intuitive: prosperity as a shared condition rather than a competitive anomaly. In this telling, the future is not about earning more while owning less, but about rebuilding an economy that allows people to live fully again.

Rousix, Hamid concludes, is not about returning to the past. It is about remembering what worked, and having the discipline to rebuild it for a new era.

About Rousix Inc.
Rousix Inc., is a Texas-based advanced technology and finance corporation developing the Intermetanet, a proprietary Web 4.0 decentralized infrastructure powered by the PantheonDAO SPQR Blockchain. The company's inner workings combine bridge portal architecture, hybrid consensus mechanisms, Layer-2 Plasma scaling, and integrated global liquidity systems to deliver seamless interoperability across decentralized applications and institutional capital markets. Through proprietary protocols such as the Automated Internal Revenue Settlement Protocol (AIRSP) and the Global Transactional Model Standardization (GTMS) format , Rousix Inc. embeds standardization, automation, and compliance directly into its rails. Its mission is to establish a transparent, deterministic, and fraud-resistant global financial architecture, positioning itself as the core operating system for the next evolution of commerce, capital flows, and sovereign economic stability. 

For additional information or media inquiries, contact:
Adam Hamid - CEO

Rousix Inc. 

Strategic Director
Adam@Rousix.org

https://Rousix.org
945.210.5905

A Visionary Plan Inspired by America’s Most Successful Fiscal Eras Positions Rousix as the People’s Engine for Economic Renewal

AMARILLO, TEXAS (PRWEB) — December 17, 2025 — Adam Hamid, Founder of Rousix Inc., has officially arrived in Amarillo to begin the national rollout of the Rousix Mining Machine Initiative — a groundbreaking, technology-driven plan designed to help transition the United States back into a surplus-powered economy.

For the first time since the historic surplus years of President Bill Clinton (1998–2001) — and before that, the surplus eras of President Dwight D. Eisenhower (1956–1957, 1960) and President Harry Truman (1947–1949) — a private-sector innovation is stepping forward with a realistic model to revive fiscal strength at scale. Rousix stands at the center of that mission.

Hamid’s project introduces Rousix Mining Machines, proprietary units that integrate seamlessly with the Rousix ecosystem and are engineered to generate measurable economic output for cities, counties, institutions, and ordinary citizens. The purpose is simple yet historic: Allow America to rebuild a surplus economy from the ground up — locally, ethically, transparently, and without raising taxes.

“Our government once knew what a surplus felt like,” Hamid said. “Clinton proved it in the late 1990s. Eisenhower proved it in the 1950s. Truman proved it immediately after World War II. Rousix is here to prove it again, but this time, powered by technology that belongs to the People.”

Amarillo is the first city selected for on-the-ground engagement because of its strong leadership, forward-thinking public institutions, and its strategic position as a model for how localities can collaborate with advanced private-sector technology partners. Rousix Mining Machines will be introduced as a zero-pressure, zero-debt, self-sustaining modern alternative to outdated economic structures that have left governments and families burdened by chronic deficits. Hamid emphasized that Rousix’s purpose is not speculation: it is utility, transparency, and empowerment.

“Rousix belongs to America,” he said. “We are here to restore economic dignity, rebuild trust, and place the power back in the People’s hands. Amarillo is step one. The nation is step two.” As Rousix prepares to deploy its mining-based surplus engine across Texas and beyond, stakeholders, municipal leaders, and private enterprises are invited to learn more about partnership opportunities and community-scale impact models at www.Rousix.org

About Rousix Inc.
Rousix Inc., is a Texas-based advanced technology and finance corporation developing the Intermetanet, a proprietary Web 4.0 decentralized infrastructure powered by the PantheonDAO SPQR Blockchain. The company's inner workings combine bridge portal architecture, hybrid consensus mechanisms, Layer-2 Plasma scaling, and integrated global liquidity systems to deliver seamless interoperability across decentralized applications and institutional capital markets. Through proprietary protocols such as the Automated Internal Revenue Settlement Protocol (AIRSP) and the Global Transactional Model Standardization (GTMS) format , Rousix Inc. embeds standardization, automation, and compliance directly into its rails. Its mission is to establish a transparent, deterministic, and fraud-resistant global financial architecture, positioning itself as the core operating system for the next evolution of commerce, capital flows, and sovereign economic stability. 

For additional information or media inquiries, contact:
Adam Hamid - CEO

Rousix Inc. 

Strategic Director
Adam@Rousix.org

https://Rousix.org
945.210.5905

Company Positions Itself To Combine Productive Hardware Manufacturing, Web3/Web4-Calibrated Software, And Revenue-Derived Digital Liquidity Into A Single Economic System

AMARILLO, TEXAS — December 17, 2025 — Rousix Inc. today formally outlined its strategic plan to establish itself as a vertically integrated hardware, software, and financial technology conglomerate designed to generate durable economic value through production, deployment, and disciplined capital structuring. The company’s model is built to directly connect manufactured output, workforce participation, and digital liquidity within one operational framework.

Founded by Adam Hamid, Rousix is structured around a core operating premise: technology should generate ongoing economic value rather than function solely as a depreciating asset. The company is executing a strategy that integrates hardware manufacturing, advanced software infrastructure calibrated for Web3 and Web4 environments, and a utility-based financial architecture designed to reflect real economic activity rather than speculative issuance.

Rousix’s initial focus is the large-scale deployment of high-performance computing systems engineered to generate measurable economic output. Internal production models contemplate unit volumes beginning at approximately one million systems annually and scaling to ten million systems per year as deployment expands. Each unit is designed to generate recurring value over its operational life, with embedded software enabling automated deployment, monitoring, and economic participation.

Value generated through hardware deployment is conveyed into Rousix’s SIX stable-growth utility token, forming the financial backbone of the platform. Under this structure, digital liquidity is not created through protocol issuance alone, but is derived from manufactured output, system deployment, and operating activity. Management views this linkage as a structural departure from prevailing digital asset models.

In current digital markets, headline valuations materially exceed usable liquidity. Bitcoin, with a market capitalization measured in the trillions of dollars, is estimated to have approximately 3–6 percent of its valuation represented as effective, deployable liquidity. Ethereum, with a market capitalization in the hundreds of billions, is estimated to maintain 5–10 percent effective liquidity. Rousix’s strategy is explicitly designed to build liquidity from cumulative economic value rather than market sentiment, positioning the SIX utility ecosystem to scale in direct proportion to production and deployment.

Over extended operating horizons, Rousix anticipates that sustained value conveyance from hardware and software operations could support a liquidity base comparable to, or exceeding, the effective liquidity underlying existing large-scale digital asset ecosystems. Management emphasizes that such scale, if achieved, would be the result of manufacturing throughput, workforce expansion, and system utilization rather than financial leverage or speculative cycles.

Employment is treated as a primary operating input rather than a secondary outcome. Rousix’s deployment model requires labor-intensive software installation, calibration, and ongoing system management. The company’s compensation framework establishes defined wage progression tied to technical capability and tenure, with initial salaries beginning in the low five figures and advancing toward six-figure compensation as workforce expertise deepens. Leadership views job creation and wage growth as integral to system scalability.

Beyond its initial computing systems, Rousix is positioning its platform to expand into additional hardware categories, including consumer and enterprise devices. Each product category is evaluated under a uniform operating standard: systems must be capable of offsetting their own cost over time through embedded economic functionality, rather than relying solely on consumer replacement cycles.

The company’s economic orientation draws from historical periods in which surplus-oriented systems aligned production, discipline, and long-term planning. Following World War II, the United States achieved sustained budget surpluses under President Harry Truman, followed by additional surplus years during the Eisenhower administration and later during the Clinton administration. Rousix’s leadership views these periods as evidence that surplus outcomes emerge from structured systems rather than ideological alignment.

Rousix selected Amarillo, Texas as its initial operating base based on logistical efficiency, workforce availability, and operating cost advantages. Management views regional deployment as a practical alternative to traditional coastal concentration, enabling disciplined scaling while maintaining proximity to manufacturing and deployment infrastructure. Rousix characterizes its strategy as execution-driven and system-oriented. The company’s operating plan prioritizes production, workforce participation, and value conveyance over short-term market dynamics. Management states that scale will be determined by adoption and utilization rather than promotional activity.

About Rousix Inc.
Rousix Inc., is a Texas-based advanced technology and finance corporation developing the Intermetanet, a proprietary Web 4.0 decentralized infrastructure powered by the PantheonDAO SPQR Blockchain. The company's inner workings combine bridge portal architecture, hybrid consensus mechanisms, Layer-2 Plasma scaling, and integrated global liquidity systems to deliver seamless interoperability across decentralized applications and institutional capital markets. Through proprietary protocols such as the Automated Internal Revenue Settlement Protocol (AIRSP) and the Global Transactional Model Standardization (GTMS) format , Rousix Inc. embeds standardization, automation, and compliance directly into its rails. Its mission is to establish a transparent, deterministic, and fraud-resistant global financial architecture, positioning itself as the core operating system for the next evolution of commerce, capital flows, and sovereign economic stability. 

For additional information or media inquiries, contact: 

Adam Hamid
Rousix Inc.
Strategic Director

https:/Rousix.org

Adam@Rousix.org
945.210.5905

Company Positions Early Hardware Rollout as Foundation for a Broader Technology and Network Infrastructure Strategy

AMARILLO, TEXAS (PRWEB) — December 16, 2025 — Rousix Inc. today provided deeper structural overview regarding the initial deployment of its Rousix Mining Machines while outlining the company’s longer-term strategy to develop the Intermetanet, a proprietary internet overlay protocol designed to modernize how digital connectivity and network participation are structured. The company confirmed that the first 3,500 Rousix Mining Machines are being delivered as standalone, high-performance computing systems with advanced mining capabilities. These initial units are not equipped with the Intermetanet gateway software or the Rousix digital wallet. Instead, they are intended to establish a hardware foundation while Rousix continues development, testing, and regulatory alignment of its broader network and financial infrastructure.

Each of the initial systems is configured as an enterprise-grade computer, incorporating a current Microsoft operating system, advanced processing capabilities suitable for high-performance computing, gaming, and mining workloads, and professional-grade display support. Rousix stated that these early machines are designed to function independently of any proprietary network protocol and may be used like any other high-powered computer. Rousix’s longer-term strategy centers on the development of the Intermetanet, a software-defined overlay protocol designed to operate on top of existing internet infrastructure. Unlike conventional internet service models, which function purely as a consumptive utility, the Intermetanet is being developed as a network layer that can measure, authenticate, and account for usage, participation, and system contribution at the protocol level.

In future iterations of the Rousix Mining Machine, subject to completion of development and applicable disclosures, systems are expected to ship with preconfigured Intermetanet gateway software and a Rousix account interface. Under the proposed framework, users would access the Intermetanet through a monthly subscription conveyed into their Rousix account, with network participation tracked automatically through the system. Rousix emphasized that all terms, conditions, eligibility requirements, and user disclosures would be clearly defined prior to availability.

The company explained that the Intermetanet is intended to shift internet access away from a purely expense-based model toward a structured participation framework in which usage and network utility can be reflected within an integrated account system. Any future account credits or value adjustments would be determined by network performance, system demand, and participation metrics, rather than fixed or guaranteed outcomes.

Rousix stated that the separation between the initial hardware rollout and future network integration is deliberate. Management described the approach as a phased deployment strategy designed to ensure operational stability, technical validation, and regulatory clarity before introducing additional layers of functionality. The company also reiterated that its broader objective is to develop technology systems that emphasize durability, transparency, and workforce participation. Rousix views the Intermetanet as part of a wider effort to modernize digital infrastructure by aligning hardware deployment, software control, and network economics within a single operational framework.

For early adopters of the initial 3,500 Rousix Mining Machines, the company noted that participation is limited to ownership, use of the hardware itself, and potential mining rewards. Access to any future network protocols, account features, or participation frameworks would be subject to separate activation, disclosures, and user consent at the time of release.

About Rousix Inc.
Rousix Inc., is a Texas-based advanced technology and finance corporation developing the Intermetanet, a proprietary Web 4.0 decentralized infrastructure powered by the PantheonDAO SPQR Blockchain. The company's inner workings combine bridge portal architecture, hybrid consensus mechanisms, Layer-2 Plasma scaling, and integrated global liquidity systems to deliver seamless interoperability across decentralized applications and institutional capital markets. Through proprietary protocols such as the Automated Internal Revenue Settlement Protocol (AIRSP) and the Global Transactional Model Standardization (GTMS) format , Rousix Inc. embeds standardization, automation, and compliance directly into its rails. Its mission is to establish a transparent, deterministic, and fraud-resistant global financial architecture, positioning itself as the core operating system for the next evolution of commerce, capital flows, and sovereign economic stability. 

For additional information or media inquiries, contact: 

Adam Hamid
Rousix Inc.
Strategic Director

https:/Rousix.org

Adam@Rousix.org
945.210.5905

Regulatory Clarity, Infrastructure Investment, And Operational Discipline Drive Repositioning Away From Legacy Financial Centers

MIAMI, FLORIDA (PRWEB) — December 16, 2025 — A growing body of market participants is repositioning capital toward states offering regulatory clarity, operational efficiency, and infrastructure-led growth, with Texas and Florida emerging as primary destinations. The shift follows years of debate around market structure, transparency, and risk management in legacy financial centers, alongside rising interest in alternative venues designed to support modern capital formation.

Market observers note that concerns surrounding settlement practices, market opacity, and leverage—frequently discussed across equities and derivatives markets—have accelerated interest in jurisdictions emphasizing transparency and predictability. Against this backdrop, the anticipated launch of the Texas Stock Exchange, targeted for 2026, is increasingly viewed as a catalyst for broader reallocation trends already underway.

Texas and Florida have benefited from sustained corporate relocations, workforce migration, and capital investment, supported by comparatively lower operating costs and policy environments perceived as more conducive to long-term planning. As institutions reassess counterparty risk and execution efficiency, these states are positioning themselves as durable alternatives to traditional hubs.

Rousix Inc. is among the technology companies aligning its operations with this shift. The firm has established an operational presence in Amarillo, where it is deploying high-performance computing infrastructure as part of a phased technology rollout. In Dallas, Rousix is expanding development and operational capabilities to support broader platform integration and partnerships.

The company is also developing its computing systems in Frisco, Texas, where engineering teams are focused on enterprise-grade hardware designed for advanced workloads. Rousix’s model emphasizes vertical integration—combining hardware manufacturing, software control, and network participation—aimed at reducing dependency on third-party platforms and cost structures that have defined legacy technology and financial networks.

Rousix’s approach diverges from conventional models by prioritizing productive systems over consumptive services. While many networks and platforms require ongoing user payments to sustain operations, Rousix is positioning its products to generate measurable economic output, with system design intended to offset ownership costs over time through utilization. Management describes the strategy as a response to market demand for infrastructure that produces value rather than relying solely on subscription dependence.

Industry analysts note that such models, if adopted at scale, could place pressure on incumbent networks whose economics depend on continuous user payments without corresponding productivity. The broader implication is a competitive landscape where infrastructure providers are evaluated not only on access and performance, but on their capacity to integrate production, accountability, and cost recovery.

As capital continues to migrate toward jurisdictions emphasizing operational discipline and modern infrastructure, companies aligned with these priorities are expected to benefit from increased institutional interest. Texas and Florida, already attracting a disproportionate share of corporate relocations and investment, are increasingly positioned as the next anchors of U.S. market infrastructure.

Rousix stated that its expansion across Amarillo, Dallas, and Frisco reflects a deliberate strategy to build within regions it views as central to the next phase of American capital markets. The company emphasized that execution, adoption, and regulatory alignment will ultimately determine outcomes, but noted that the direction of travel for capital and talent is becoming clearer.

About Rousix Inc.
Rousix Inc., is a Texas-based advanced technology and finance corporation developing the Intermetanet, a proprietary Web 4.0 decentralized infrastructure powered by the PantheonDAO SPQR Blockchain. The company's inner workings combine bridge portal architecture, hybrid consensus mechanisms, Layer-2 Plasma scaling, and integrated global liquidity systems to deliver seamless interoperability across decentralized applications and institutional capital markets. Through proprietary protocols such as the Automated Internal Revenue Settlement Protocol (AIRSP) and the Global Transactional Model Standardization (GTMS) format , Rousix Inc. embeds standardization, automation, and compliance directly into its rails. Its mission is to establish a transparent, deterministic, and fraud-resistant global financial architecture, positioning itself as the core operating system for the next evolution of commerce, capital flows, and sovereign economic stability. 

For additional information or media inquiries, contact: 

Adam Hamid
Rousix Inc.
Strategic Director

https:/Rousix.org

Adam@Rousix.org

945.210.5905

Company Describes Moral Framework Rooted in Judeo-Christian Principles as Foundational to Long-Term Infrastructure Stewardship

DALLAS, TEXAS (PRWEB) — December 16, 2025 — As capital continues to migrate toward jurisdictions emphasizing transparency, discipline, and accountability, a parallel realignment is taking shape at the level of corporate ethics. Rousix Inc., a Texas-based technology and financial infrastructure company, has articulated a governance philosophy grounded in Judeo-Christian moral principles, describing faith not as a marketing posture, but as a guiding framework for responsibility, restraint, and long-term stewardship. 

Rousix leadership has stated that its operating ethos is informed by principles traditionally associated with Yahweh and the teachings of Jesus Christ—truth, accountability, service, and the rejection of exploitation. In an era marked by public debate over market integrity, leverage, and opacity, the company views moral clarity as a prerequisite for durable financial systems.

“Markets fail when responsibility is abstracted away,” the company said in a statement. “Faith, properly understood, restores accountability—not only to shareholders, but to workers, communities, and future generations.” Within Christian theology, the concept of Parousia—often translated as “arrival” or “presence”—is understood not solely as an event, but as a call to readiness, judgment, and moral reckoning. Rousix has adopted the term symbolically to describe what it believes is an inflection point in global finance: a return to systems that reward productive work, transparency, and ethical constraint, rather than excess leverage and extraction.

The company emphasized that this framework is philosophical rather than theological in execution. Rousix does not claim religious authority, nor does it substitute faith for regulation or governance. Instead, leadership describes faith as a compass—informing decisions around system design, workforce treatment, and the rejection of models that depend on perpetual user dependency or opaque capital practices.

Rousix’s operational footprint in Amarillo, Dallas, and Frisco, Texas reflects this approach. The company is developing vertically integrated hardware and software systems designed to produce measurable economic output, with the stated goal of aligning technology ownership with value creation rather than rent-seeking. Management contrasts this with prevailing network models that require continuous payment to survive without producing corresponding economic utility for users.

Industry observers note that faith-guided corporate governance has historically surfaced during periods of systemic transition, often coinciding with calls for reform, restraint, and re-anchoring of economic systems to real productivity. Rousix’s articulation of values arrives amid broader market shifts toward jurisdictions and institutions perceived as more disciplined and transparent.

The company reiterated that its mission is not to replace existing institutions, but to participate in a wider recalibration of capital markets toward systems that are deterministic, auditable, and ethically constrained. Rousix leadership described this moment as one of “presence”—a heightened awareness that systems, like individuals, are ultimately accountable for the outcomes they produce.

As capital continues to flow toward Texas and Florida, and as new market infrastructure emerges, Rousix positions its faith-informed framework as part of a broader movement toward responsibility in technology and finance—one that prioritizes truth over speed, stewardship over speculation, and long-term value over short-term gain.

Lastly, amid widespread speculation about an imminent economic “reset,” Rousix states plainly that no such reset is coming. What lies ahead is a recalibration, driven by global market recapitalization rather than collapse. The company positions itself as committed to telling that truth directly and responsibly. “When you lose count, you lose control—and that is exactly what America’s adversaries want,” said Adam Hamid, founder and CEO of Rousix Inc. “They want the U.S. dollar to be rendered ineffective and replaced as the world’s reserve currency. Rousix is positioned to help recapitalize global capital markets and transition economies from overleveraged deficits toward sustainable surplus. For decades, institutions that printed and borrowed money never intended to repay principal; they simply refinanced old debt with new debt, perpetuating an unsustainable cycle. That reality deserves honest examination.”  

About Rousix Inc.
Rousix Inc., is a Texas-based advanced technology and finance corporation developing the Intermetanet, a proprietary Web 4.0 decentralized infrastructure powered by the PantheonDAO SPQR Blockchain. The company's inner workings combine bridge portal architecture, hybrid consensus mechanisms, Layer-2 Plasma scaling, and integrated global liquidity systems to deliver seamless interoperability across decentralized applications and institutional capital markets. Through proprietary protocols such as the Automated Internal Revenue Settlement Protocol (AIRSP) and the Global Transactional Model Standardization (GTMS) format , Rousix Inc. embeds standardization, automation, and compliance directly into its rails. Its mission is to establish a transparent, deterministic, and fraud-resistant global financial architecture, positioning itself as the core operating system for the next evolution of commerce, capital flows, and sovereign economic stability. 

For additional information or media inquiries, contact: 

Adam Hamid
Rousix Inc.
Strategic Director

https:/Rousix.org

Adam@Rousix.org

945.210.5905