The blog post doesn't say anything about where the foundation will get is resources (money) or how much money it has. At the moment, it appears to be little more than an X account and a blog post.
Here's what they say they will do:
- Advancing Trustless Infrastructure: Funding fundamental research in cryptography to build Bitcoin bridges that don't require trust, collateral, or liquidity constraints.
- Ecosystem & Community Growth: Providing the strategic support and resources necessary to bootstrap a healthy and active Bitcoin ecosystem.
- Empowering Builders: Running grant programs to support developers in enabling capital-efficient ways to engage with Bitcoin.
- Stewarding Decentralization: Ensuring that the evolution of Bitcoin’s application layer follows a decentralized path.
I suppose such structures are useful, but it always seems a little weird to me.
They have to be willing to pay for the blockspace. Ordinals isn't... Runes isn't, inscriptions generally speaking isn't either.
Citrea we will see if they want to pay, and the only way they'll pay is if the users want to pay to use them