Bitcoin Layer-2 Network Stacks Begins Nakamoto Upgrade
Stacks co-founder Muneeb Ali (CoinDesk TV)
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Stacks co-founder Muneeb Ali (CoinDesk TV)
The conclusion of the probe into the company formerly known as Blockstack, which raised $70 million via token sales from 2017 to 2019, is another win for the crypto industry in its years-long struggle with the regulator.
The self-proclaimed leading Bitcoin (BTC) second-layer network has experienced issues with its block production, halting for the fourth time year-to-date. … Continue reading
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The upgrade seeks to solve congestion issues, and will officially launch in May.
The Nakamoto update will decouple block production from Bitcoin itself, solving the problem of network congestion Stacks has had since it launched its mainnet in 2021.
In this week’s issue of CoinDesk’s newsletter on blockchain technology, we’ve got an exclusive interview with Stacks co-creator Muneeb Ali. PLUS: More than $200 million of blockchain project fundraisings.
Muneeb Ali, the co-creator of Stacks and Princeton-educated computer scientist who’s now CEO of the Bitcoin-focused development firm Trust Machines, spoke with CoinDesk’s Jenn Sanasie on the flurry of development and layer-2 building now taking place on the original blockchain.
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