DXS: Self-Сustodial Access To Financial Markets

$BSV equipped with @StasToken solves everything that's broken about DeFi today: Regulatory Risk & Centralization Any utility token that appreciates with platform growth is deemed a security under the Howey Test. Governance tokens are not decentralization; they are centralized control with extra steps, creating a massive regulatory target. Inherent Scaling Limits Any account-based system is limited in throughput by design. Serialized transaction processing creates a bottleneck that prevents it from ever becoming a global settlement layer. Poor Market Maker Environment On-chain latency and unreliable transaction signals force market makers to widen spreads and carry excess capital, leading to thin, fragile liquidity. The DeFi has optimized for speculation, not fundamental infrastructure. $BSV and @StasToken are here to change it.

If you're a reader, and want to know what happened with Jane Street and BTC market manipulation over the last year, give this a read! kurtwuckertjr.com/post/jane-stre…

JEFFREY EPSTEIN HIJACKED BITCOIN AND NO ONE IS TALKING ABOUT IT Jeffrey Epstein didn't just traffic people. He hijacked Bitcoin. We found it in the files. Exposed it on The Corbett Report today. Epstein funded the MIT developers who killed Bitcoin as peer-to-peer cash. His crypto advisor Brock Pierce ran the Bitcoin Foundation into the ground, then handed development funding to MIT where Epstein's money was explicitly earmarked for the core devs. We have the emails. Epstein invested in Blockstream, the company that only exists if Bitcoin stays throttled at 7 transactions per second. Then his money funded the developers who made that permanent. Pierce co-founded Tether. A University of Texas study found over 50% of Bitcoin's 2017 price pump came from unbacked Tether printing. The CFTC found only 27 cents backing every dollar of Tether. They manufactured the "digital gold" narrative with fake money. Tether has never passed an audit. Not once. No firm will even work with them. Then Howard Lutnick, Epstein's literal next door neighbor who lied under oath about their relationship, invested $600M in Tether through Cantor Fitzgerald. His firm now manages all of Tether's treasury reserves. Lutnick went from fundraising for Hillary Clinton to chairing Trump's transition team. He installed Bo Hines as White House crypto advisor. Together they pushed the Genius Act, which requires all stablecoins to be backed by US Treasuries, managed by Lutnick's firm. 10 days after the Genius Act passed, Hines quit the White House and became CEO of Tether's US subsidiary. The Genius Act is not crypto innovation. It is a backdoor CBDC that funds $3 trillion in additional government debt while making Lutnick's firm the biggest beneficiary. And there is something worse coming. The Clarity Act will tokenize everything you own. Your stocks, 401k, commodities, real estate. All programmable, trackable, seizeable. Combined with legal changes already made in all 50 states since 1994, when the next financial collapse hits, your assets transfer to the four largest banks with a click of a button. Every player is connected. Every move was coordinated. This is not Big Short 2.0. This is Big Short 2.0 on steroids, pre-planned and run by the same network that already owns the outcome.

August 2015: Miners, developers, and businesses signed the Hong Kong Agreement 📜 The compromise: SegWit first, then a 2MB hard fork within 6 months. Core devs signed their names. They shook hand. The 2MB fork never came... 🧻 Instead, they activated SegWit and declared "contentious hard forks are attacks." They changed the social contract mid-game. This is when Bitcoin stopped being Bitcoin. - The 1MB cap became "sacred" despite being temporary - Big blockers were censored on r/Bitcoin (Theymos: "If 90% agree, I side with Core") - Nodes running Satoshi's original code were called "altcoins" You didn't get digital gold. You got a settlement layer for Lightning Network 🤦‍♂️ BSV honored the Hong Kong Agreement. It forked to 128MB in 2018. Then removed the limit entirely. Orange Gateway lists the honest chain

In light of newly revealed Epstein emails showing his investment connections to Blockstream's 2014 seed round, it's worth revisiting how Bitcoin GitHub access ended up with small blockers. Gavin Andresen stepped down April 2014. Blockstream founded October 2014. The rest is history.

@nuttero0 @kurtwuckertjr Good to know DXS is still #1 by txs count 😍📷 Your screenshot only shows outputs (missing inputs) and indicates high trading volume. Wallet solvency can be verified here by comparing spent vs received values: whatsonchain.com/address/1Be99K…

@kurtwuckertjr Someone (Binance) nefarious just drained DXS liquidity. Most likely doing perfect counter trades against their own trading bots to steal peoples real BitCoin!

Every single thesis that the small blockers have said bitcoin is for has failed. BTC isn’t a reliable settlement layer for L2, it isn’t a reliable store of value under pressure, and it isn’t even a decent inflation hedge. Even has a base fiat speculation tool, you’d have been better off in all kinds of stocks and precious metals. Meanwhile, big blockers have been proven right about scalability, Turing completeness and lots of other claims about bitcoin’s fundamental properties. When will people completely reject the people who hijacked bitcoin?

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Our liquidity engine is described here: docs.dxs.app/liquidity/liqu…, along with links to the pool's hot and cold wallets. The screenshot above likely refers to this hot margin wallet: bitails.io/address/1Be99K…. It shows only outputs, disregarding inputs (see spent vs. received). Every new trade on DXS is an automatic deposit; every closed trade is an automatic withdrawal from this wallet. A high value of inputs/outputs indicates high trading volume. Real-time stats are available here: stats.dxs.app

@nuttero0 I don’t understand how DXS’ mechanism works. @DXSapp, is there a public liquidity pool on the back end?

Anonymous founders disappear... @hlynurbj doesn't. Our CEO stands behind every sat, name attached, reputation on the line. That's the standard 🌋

The people who hijacked bitcoin know it’s 95% mined, 60% held by exchanges or big custodians, sits on the balance sheets of BlackRock and the US Government, and has already outperformed every other fiat investment of all time, yet they have the audacity to say “We are so early!”

We stay true to our cause, even when the tides blow the other way 🫡

Happy New Year 2026! 2025 marked the peak of the 11 year solar cycle. Global positive shifts are anticipated. Data ownership transformation begins. $BSV, aligning with the Law of Time, provides the scalable infrastructure to make data sovereignty real for billions. This is the year we move from being the product to becoming the customers. More here: dxsapp.medium.com/the-law-of-tim…

The power to change the financial system isn't in the hands of founders, VCs, or large token holders. It's in your hands. Every time you choose a genuinely decentralized platform over a fake one, you vote for a better financial system. Every time you demand transparency over marketing, you push the industry forward. DXS exists because users deserve better than extraction-based business models disguised as decentralization. The revolution isn't coming. It's here. And you're part of it. #Revolution #DXS #DeFi

As the PUMP DEX fairness is being investigated, it's good time to read our piece about fake DEXes: dxsapp.medium.com/the-triple-imp… “What appeared to be a fair, automated marketplace was, Plaintiffs say, structurally tilted to extract value from ordinary users while rewarding those with privileged access to Solana's infrastructure and Jito Labs' transaction ordering tools.”

Thank you, Kurt, for taking the time to elaborate on your concerns about @StasToken. This is exactly the productive discussion we need. To be clear: we're not just advocating for STAS here, but for tokens with L1 settlement in general. This is a question of life and death for Bitcoin as a whole. On-chain scaling only makes sense with on-chain settlement. While on-chain ownership is important, Bitcoin's core feature is exactly the settlement - trustless value transmission. Without this, we lose what makes Bitcoin revolutionary. Now point-by-point: 1. Sat Demand: 1Sat's demand for sats is minimal, using a single sat as a data carrier and the token's value is in an JSON payload. This is similar to RUN and Tokenized. STAS creates real economic demand by using every sat as a unit of account, eliminating off-chain accounting entirely. 2. Complexity & Cost: You mention a "CPU tax" for STAS, but STAS validation is trillions of times less complex than solving a hash. The real cost is with 1Sat, which requires an off-chain logic to maintain balances and validate transactions. STAS with just 1-2Kb of easily auditable on-chain code both substitutes neccessity to create an entirely new off-chain settlement platform and most importantly retains all activity on-chain, increasing utility, scarcity and mining revenue. We are big-blockers after all. 3. Architecture: 1Sat, just like any L2, reintroduces an unscalable account-based architecture for settlement, using the UTXO ledger merely to store data. This is a step backward. STAS leverages the native UTXO design for what it was designed for: peer-to-peer value transfer. 4. Security & Scaling: The account-based settlement comes with inherent double-spending vulnerabilities and scaling bottlenecks due to the need to maintain a global state. A truly scalable, secure, and regulation-friendly model must live on-chain. That model is STAS. 5. Compliance: You argue ordinals are simpler for compliance, but that's because 1Sat reverts to a familiar but non-scalable and vulnerable to double-spendng account-based design. The forward path isn't to go backward for comfort. It's to educate regulators on the superior, scalable UTXO model. UTXO design is actually regulator's dream due to surgical transparency of flows, not just wallets, previously impossible. Also with the new features to freeze/ unfreeze/ confiscate individual UTXOs, which are OPTIONAL and determined by issuer whether to be immutable part of token nature, STAS becomes compliant with literally any regulatory requirements.

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@DXSapp Why is , when the Profit Deduction in a Session is activated. Why is affect All Previous transactions, even when closing, there was no Profit Deduction ?

You think you have a choice of DEXs, but look closer. They all use the same centralized models. Governance tokens creating oligarchies. Founder control through token allocations. Market maker extraction through AMMs. The names are different. The marketing varies. But the fundamental architecture is identical. Same centralized power structures, same extractive practices, same hidden beneficiaries. Real choice requires real alternatives. Not just different brands running the same playbook. #DeFi #Choice #Alternatives

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You hold your own keys. You control your crypto. But what good is self-custody if the exchange you trade on is secretly centralized? If founders can change the protocol, if governance tokens can be accumulated to control decisions, if market makers can manipulate your trades, then your sovereignty is an illusion. True financial freedom requires both self-custody and genuinely decentralized trading infrastructure. You need both pieces to be truly sovereign. #SelfCustody #DeFi #Freedom