PoX-5 public testnet goes live with Bitcoin staking mechanism
Stacks PoX-5 public testnet launches Bitcoin staking with self-custody, targeting a mainnet hard fork around July 29 with 3,000 BTC cap and 3% The post PoX-5 public testnet goes live with Bitcoin staking mechanism appear...
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Stacks PoX-5 public testnet launches Bitcoin staking with self-custody, targeting a mainnet hard fork around July 29 with 3,000 BTC cap and 3%
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