Bitcoin staking on Stacks allocates 15% of surplus revenue to protocol reserve fund
The proposed upgrade could enhance network stability and security while fostering demand for STX, potentially boosting its market value. The post Bitcoin staking on Stacks allocates 15% of surplus revenue to protocol res...
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The proposed upgrade could enhance network stability and security while fostering demand for STX, potentially boosting its market value.
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