
Bitcoin scaling token and tools. Governance, grants, rewards on @Rootstockcoll. Dev tools and DeFi for @rootstock_io, the BTCFi layer.
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What is ethereum:0x01b603be3d545f096015741e6503440282bf45fb?
RIF is the Rootstock Infrastructure token.
It unlocks more opportunities on Bitcoin through @rootstock_io, from governance and stablecoins to digital identity and DeFi.
Here's why it matters 🧵👇
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This October:
• BNY expanded crypto custody in Europe.
• Standard Chartered expanded custody in Singapore.
• Deutsche Bank closer to launching Bitcoin custody.
Remember when banks wanted nothing to do with bitcoin:native?
Happy Friday.
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In the time it takes to reheat your coffee, Rootstock produces 4 blocks, all secured by Bitcoin miners.
Building since 2018.
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Next week we’re at @labitconf, the longest-running Bitcoin conference in the world.
Day two also happens to be the day the Bitcoin whitepaper turns 18.
Find the RootstockLabs booth.
We’ve got something planned.
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Can blockchain help fight financial crime?
RootstockLabs Intelligence Manager Gabriela spent the day recently at @LSEGplc Risk Revealed, talking AI, compliance and financial crime with people from @bancosantander, @ProsegurGlobal and others.
What stuck with her: AI is only as good as the data you feed it.
That’s where blockchain gets interesting. Every transaction is traceable, so it’s easier to follow the money and spot risk early.
But tech doesn’t take the blame when things go wrong. As one speaker put it: “AI is not responsible. Humans are.”
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43% of gold’s yearly demand has nothing to do with money. It comes from jewellery, electronics and industry.
Bitcoin has proven it’s money. It hasn’t found its second job yet.
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We are at @LuganoPlanB today.
RootstockLabs is heading to Lugano 🇨🇭
We'll be at @LuganoPlanB on 23–24 October, talking about what's next for Bitcoin-secured finance.
🔗 rootstocklabs.com/institutio…
Tony Dicarlo, our Director of Structured Products, will be on the ground. If you're building, allocating, or just curious about putting $BTC to work, come say hi.
See you there.
What makes RIF more than just a token?
RIF plays an important role in the @rootstock_io ecosystem, bringing utility to Bitcoin DeFi through services, governance, and community-driven rewards
From powering decentralized services to supporting builders through @RootstockColl, RIF helps turn Bitcoin’s security into real-world utility
Watch the video to understand RIF, stRIF, and how they fit into the bigger picture
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Account abstraction lands on Rootstock with Cardamom.
🔗 rootstock.io/blog/rootstock-…
Before you start signing, here’s the one thing @SDLerner and Shreemoy want you to know,
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Fiat supply is decided in meetings. Bitcoin’s was decided in 2009.
Every 210,000 blocks, the reward miners earn for a new block is cut in half. The next cut is in 2028, and everyone already knows the number: 1.5625 bitcoin:native.
Over 20 million of the 21 million bitcoin are already mined.
The last fraction won’t be mined until around 2140.
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What if Bitcoin’s biggest transformation is just beginning?
Tony Di Carlo of @RootstockLabs unpacks the financialization of Bitcoin — and its evolution from a passive store of value into an active financial asset.
🤝 Paid partnership
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One year after Bitcoin’s $126K peak, the treasury playbook looks very different.
What broke, what’s evolving and what’s working now 👇
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RootstockLabs has something coming for AI agents.
@SDLerner drops a hint 👇
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What does nearly half of Bitcoin sidechain DeFi TVL have in common?
A network that's been live since 2018 with 100% uptime, secured by Bitcoin's proof of work through merged mining.
9 years of building infrastructure to put Bitcoin to work.
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Three themes kept coming up in every institutional Bitcoin conversation 👇
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RootstockLabs is heading to Lugano 🇨🇭
We'll be at @LuganoPlanB on 23–24 October, talking about what's next for Bitcoin-secured finance.
🔗 rootstocklabs.com/institutio…
Tony Dicarlo, our Director of Structured Products, will be on the ground. If you're building, allocating, or just curious about putting $BTC to work, come say hi.
See you there.
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If Bitcoin is the best collateral in the world, why do most treasuries just let it sit there?
Why Bitcoin should do more than one job
Richard from Rootstock on how a maturing market is changing the way Bitcoin treasuries work. From our conversation with Hewie Rattray, CEO of London Bitcoin Company.
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In 1933, gold was the world’s most trusted collateral.
On April 5 that year, Executive Order 6102 required Americans to hand in most of their gold coins, bullion and certificates at $20.67 an ounce. In January 1934, the Gold Reserve Act revalued gold to $35, about 69% higher. Private gold ownership in the US wasn’t fully legal again until 1974.
That’s why Bitcoin is increasingly described as pristine collateral:
• Fixed supply of 21 million: no one can issue more
• Verifiable by anyone, at any time, onchain
• Settles 24/7, across borders
• A bearer asset that can be held without an intermediary, rather than a claim on someone else
But pristine collateral isn’t risk-free. Price volatility, who holds the keys, and the terms of any loan against it all shape the real risk.
Understanding where that risk sits is what separates using Bitcoin as collateral well from using it badly.
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Faster, more predictable peg-outs are coming to Rootstock’s PowPeg.
In the recent community call, Marcos walked through RSKIP-455: PowPeg migration to multiple outputs, one of the bridge changes proposed for Cardamom.
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