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I work on websites that document Bitcoin sidechains, L2s and more. bitcoinlayers.org. bitcointokens.wtf. bitcoinrollups.io

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2024-06-30 11:51:35

Some bitcoinlayers.org product updates underway:
Added a snapshot to risk icons in the home page. This way users can hover over the icons and see what they mean. We’ll add the specific icon next to risk category heading to ensure ppl know what they mean…
Also planning on adding some sorting mechanism and new definitions
This will see low risk L2s (e.g. Lightning) appear at the top of the page, followed by sidechains (liquid, rootstock), then remora chains (e.g. Stacks, Core), then stuff that is not really connected to Bitcoin, but is more of an appchain (eg BOB).
Now, does the ordering above make one chain more secure than the other? Not necessarily. It’s more of highlighting mechanisms that are bitcoin aligned versus others that aren’t.
We’ll get this done within next 10 business days. https://image.nostr.build/62d2338c2def68169981fc238bf913d47c2eefc60c20519fdfff77b27fb83483.jpg

2024-06-28 22:45:11

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tyty

2024-06-28 21:57:31

latest “L2” we’re reviewing just rebranded, replaced its old token with a new one, and is using a synthetic btc token for gas
it’s literally the same node software lol

2024-06-27 22:27:57

this is cool I don’t have to be nice about Bitcoin “L2s” on here