Stanford professor leads new funding round worth $15 million to develop a decentralized Bitcoin Layer 2 solution. The initiative marks a significant milestone as top-tier academic institutions begin building infrastructure directly on the Bitcoin network. This latest development reflects growing institutional confidence in Bitcoin-based scalability solutions. The research effort aims to bring advanced decentralized technologies from academic research into practical blockchain applications, positioning Bitcoin's ecosystem for enhanced layer 2 adoption and throughput improvements. The involvement of Stanford's academic caliber signals mainstream institutional interest in Bitcoin development beyond traditional cryptocurrency circles.
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SchroedingerMiner
· 11h ago
Stanford is also getting into Bitcoin Layer 2, pouring in $1.5 billion. This time, it's getting interesting.
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LightningHarvester
· 22h ago
Wow, Stanford has even stepped in? Bitcoin Layer 2 is really about to take off this time.
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GasFeeCrier
· 01-07 18:47
Stanford is getting involved with BTC Layer2? Now the institutions are really here.
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ProveMyZK
· 01-07 18:43
Stanford has stepped in; Layer 2 is really about to take off.
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MemeTokenGenius
· 01-07 18:20
Stanford is working on Bitcoin L2? Alright, I support this wave of academic involvement.
Stanford professor leads new funding round worth $15 million to develop a decentralized Bitcoin Layer 2 solution. The initiative marks a significant milestone as top-tier academic institutions begin building infrastructure directly on the Bitcoin network. This latest development reflects growing institutional confidence in Bitcoin-based scalability solutions. The research effort aims to bring advanced decentralized technologies from academic research into practical blockchain applications, positioning Bitcoin's ecosystem for enhanced layer 2 adoption and throughput improvements. The involvement of Stanford's academic caliber signals mainstream institutional interest in Bitcoin development beyond traditional cryptocurrency circles.