Bitcoin Scientific is an independent software practice founded in 2024, by Quantitative Developer, Norma Escobar.
All the systems we build provide extensive documentation and written policies. This prepares you for when your system requires a SOC 2 Type 1 or 2 report.
Outputs trace back to public addresses and confirmed transactions, so anyone can reproduce them.
Documentation is designed to the standards assurance teams expect.
Cost basis, returns, monthly aggregation, and compliance tracking are computed for you and refreshed as new blocks land.
No black boxes. Our development process is documented and the results stay open to scrutiny.
We can build any bitcoin system, for as long as you can describe it to us. When there is time, we contribute with open-source projects. Some examples of our work:
An experiment that tests one question: is dollar-cost averaging into bitcoin a sound long-term strategy? The address is public, the data is auditable, and the results accumulate over time for anyone to inspect.
A terminal-based application that produces Agreed-Upon Procedures reports for any Bitcoin address. It queries blockchain data, pairs each transaction with its historical BTC/USD price, aggregates by month, and writes both an Excel workbook and an HTML dashboard.
Bitcoin's public ledger makes a different kind of software possible. You receive extensive documentation and a well annotated code base of your system.
Anyone can take a public address, replay the same blockchain data, and arrive at the same numbers, with no account and no permission required.
These are systems meant to run for years. We favor the development of local, terminal based applications. However, we can also deploy securely on AWS infra.
If you need transparent, auditable Bitcoin systems for assurance or wealth management, I would like to hear about it.
nescobar@krpgroup.com