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DeVIN — the Decentralized Virtual Infrastructure Network — is a new paradigm enabled by Rails. It invites Bitcoin holders to actively support the Lightning Network by operating routing nodes and contributing liquidity — while accessing BTC-native yield.The Bitcoin Network was the original DePIN - a Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network. It revolutionized trust, allowing anyone with hardware and electricity to contribute to securing a permissionless monetary system. Through mining, Bitcoin turned energy into consensus - and infrastructure into income.But Bitcoin's mission doesn't end with securing a ledger. For Bitcoin to scale as a global medium of exchange, it needs a high-speed, low-cost transactional layer — and it must be just as decentralized as the base layer.That's where the Lightning Network comes in, a second-layer protocol built on Bitcoin that enables instant, near-free payments without compromising security or sovereignty. It's designed to scale Bitcoin for everyday use: microtransactions, global commerce, and real-time settlement all while maintaining decentralization.And now, with Rails, Lightning steps into its full potential — not just as a payment layer, but as a decentralized yield-generating infrastructure.