Building completely novel architecture usually means there’s a gap in understanding of how it’s different, and what it might mean for the status quo. Over the last couple years we’ve asked the hard questions but made it equally challenging to allow people to follow along in our
Buzzwords. Technical jargon. Tough concepts.
Understanding how Bitcoin infrastructure actually works shouldn't be this hard.
So we built a site that makes it simple.
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Why are hedge funds and HNWIs able to borrow and spend against their entire portfolios but retail can't ?
Capital efficiency only belongs to the top of the food chain? Time to fix this.
There’s a big misunderstanding about multisigs in the market. Most associate them with centralized protocols and L2s but the reality is not all multisigs are created equal. MPC infrastructure has become the standard for funds transacting in defi who need added layers of security.
The largest UTXO in existence is worth 130,010 BTC and has been sitting comfortably in a multisig address (3-of-5) for 15 months now.
Multisig is popular at the highest institutional levels, but it's also a security model accessible to anyone.
mempool.space/tx/7910fdb3063…