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Stacks says second BTC staking window drew 505 BTC

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Stacks said its Bond 2 staking window attracted 505 BTC, more than double the 230 BTC in Bond 1, taking the two periods to 735 BTC in total. The platform plans a new window each month this quarter and is working on borrowing against staked BTC and yield vaults, plus an Epoch 4.1 upgrade in early December.

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The story so far: Stacks BTC staking windows

Stacks' Bitcoin staking programme drew 735 BTC across its first two lock-up cycles, with Bond 2 taking 505 BTC versus Bond 1's 230 BTC. The third tranche, Bond 3, has now sold out at 1,000 BTC with participants including Bullish and 21Shares, offering weekly BTC rewards targeting 3% annualised yield over six months.

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