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Is faster always better when it comes to Bitcoin? Not necessarily. Sometimes, slowing things down is the point. Richard Green from @RootstockLabs explains why something as simple as a time delay can be an important security feature, particularly for institutions putting
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Most stablecoins are backed by dollars sitting in a bank. DOC (Dollar on Chain) is backed by bitcoin. Here’s how a dollar stablecoin works with no dollars behind it. Full thread🧵👇 MoneyOnChain.com 🚀 and MoneyOnChain.com🔥🦡
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Most Bitcoin bridges ask you to trust them. The PowPeg makes every peg-out wait 4,000 blocks, needs 5 of 9 hardware signatures, and has a recovery plan if all else fails. More here: rootstock.io/blog/rootstock…
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Every year someone says Bitcoin won’t last. Every year it does, and that’s exactly what makes it more likely to keep going. $BTC
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Gold gets 45% of its demand from real-world use. Bitcoin? About 1.5%. That gap is the biggest opportunity in Bitcoin right now. RootstockLabs new report, Bitcoin’s Awkward Age, breaks it down. 🔗 Article Bitcoin’s Awkward Age: What’s the Next Source of Demand? A teenager’s breaking voice sounds worse before it sounds better. The old pitch is gone, the new one hasn’t settled, and for a while all you hear is the crack in between. That’s where Bitcoin is right Bitcoin's Awkward Age - Rootstock Labs From rootstocklabs.com
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