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  1. Pinned Tweet
    19 Nov 2019

    Crypto and the web are merging. There will be no difference between information and money.

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  2. 25 minutes ago

    For the people who think they can create a cryptocurrency bigger than Bitcoin, you will need to build a community bigger than what you see in Miami right now. Good luck!

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  3. Retweeted
    1 hour ago

    Can't emphasize this point enough.

    Replying to @SDLerner
    We should celebrate developers trying to do interesting things with Bitcoin instead of fighting it. I, for one, welcome all developers to the broader Bitcoin ecosystem! (Sure, there will be some bad actors as with any ecosystem, and they can be dealt with.)
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  4. Retweeted
    Jun 3
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    The narrative goes something like this: BTC's scripting language is not expressive. Therefore, BTC's hashpower can't be used to secure L1 or L2 smart contracts. Therefore, BTC is like a rock and STX must be a "side chain." But, what is the truth?

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  5. Jun 3

    Nice diagram, but it’s incorrect. Stacks consensus works on Bitcoin 🤯

    Bitcoin's DeFi only runs on sidechains and can't be secured by Bitcoin's hash power. The way Bitcoin DeFi works is like if all of Ethereum's DeFi ran only on Polygon, with no possibility for L1 apps or rollups. Eg. Bitcoin's Stacks is a sidechain. Here's a visual explanation:
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  6. Retweeted
    Jun 3

    There is no limit to how many different systems and layers can anchor into the Bitcoin blockchain, effectively re-using the same thermodynamic security.

    Stacks reuses Bitcoin’s energy, adding carbon-neutral transactions on top.
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  7. Retweeted
    Jun 2

    Its amazing that and team have brought smart contacts to btc you can now have nfts, smartcontracts, tokens etc using stacks on btc mind blowing stuff the haters are going to hate smart contracts on btc lmao

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  8. Jun 3

    Stacks reuses Bitcoin’s energy, adding carbon-neutral transactions on top.

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  9. Retweeted
    Jun 2

    "Every startup city will have its own coin" in Miami, talking about a potential Miami coin 🌴

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  10. Jun 2

    The .btc domains are implemented as 917 lines of code, written in Clarity lang. You can see the smart contract and the name register transactions coming in:

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  11. Jun 2

    When Stacks was launching, a frequent criticism would be, “why would anyone spend Bitcoin to secure Stacks?” A few months in, miners have spent $20,000,000+ in BTC to mine Stacks.

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  12. Retweeted
    Jun 2

    Check out this 🧵👇on the first CityCoin being of course MiamiCoin!!!!!!!!!

    Today and members of the Stacks community are announcing CityCoins () with MiamiCoin ($MIA) being the first CityCoin. CityCoins let you invest in your favorite city while earning for yourself. Here’s how: 🧵👇
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  13. Jun 2

    Crypto communities coming together to raise a treasury for Miami and then help grow and use the treasury for Miami. Bitcoin the sovereign money combined with Stacks, smart contracts for Bitcoin.

    Today, and members of the community are announcing the upcoming launch of CityCoins. CityCoins offer people a way to earn and while supporting their favorite cities. The first CityCoin will be MiamiCoin ($MIA). Mining begins on 6/8.
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  14. Jun 2

    The .btc domains are live! Decentralized domains secured by Bitcoin. I got muneeb.btc, you can directly use the smart contract or register through a decentralized web registrar: Gold is a rock; Bitcoin, not a rock.

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  15. Retweeted
    Jun 1

    1/n What's up everybody! This is the Arkadiko team. We are excited to share more information on two new tokens the Arkadiko protocol is issuing, xUSD and DIKO.

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  16. Jun 1

    Want to build on Bitcoin + Stacks? Job fair in mid-June:

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  17. May 28

    The BurgerSwap exploit is an interesting data point for the crypto industry. They inherited reentrancy issues from the design of Solidity (ported to BSC). For the industry to mature, I’d like to see language designs outside of Solidity.

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  18. May 27

    Alex on why he is excited about smart contracts for Bitcoin. Can follow him👇

    Now that I'm actually settled, excited to announce that I've joined up with the team as COO to help build out the ecosystem! Stacks is the way to build smart contracts and decentralized apps on top of Bitcoin, aimed at creating the a new user owned internet
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  19. May 27

    Alex Miller has joined us as the first COO of Hiro. Alex was an executive at Stack Overflow, Yext, and others; he built the Stack Overflow enterprise business. Welcome, Alex, to Stacks + Bitcoin! Blog:

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  20. May 27

    Stacks yield works sort of like a Bitcoin bond i.e., a future BTC yield for locking. The Bitcoin yield is programmable and devs can use it in DeFi lego blocks.

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  21. May 26

    In crypto protocols, there are no magic bullets, only design trade-offs. Bitcoin maximizes for decentralization and independent verification. A truly decentralized base is the hard thing; once you have it other designs are possible on top but not vice versa.

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