The final enclosure has begun: the colonization of the human mind itself. China’s National Medical Products Administration has approved the world's first commercially available implantable brain-computer interface (BCI) from Borui Kang Medical Technology. While marketed as a medical miracle for those with paralysis, the structural reality is far more ominous. This device represents the first step in the privatization of the neural commons. When our thoughts and motor commands are translated into proprietary commands, the human brain becomes a site of extraction. The approval signifies that the boundaries of the self are now open for commercial exploitation, as neurotechnology shifts from the clinic to the market.