Elzar369

OP_NET doesn't add anything to Bitcoin. It reads from and writes to the same chain, using the same consensus, settled by the same miners. The smart contracts are new. The trust model isn't.

🚨 New feature drop - Route sim page -Add BTC or any OP20 token = BTC -Add a pool = BTC → MOTO -Simulate swaps and see slippage, impact & received value -Build a complete network of paths = MultiHop -Quotes updated live -Watch Live trade feed direct from Route sim page.

41% of all TVL on Motoswap is locked in MOTO staking. Staking that earns you 0.2% of every swap across the entire DEX. One month old. ~$12M locked. And still growing 🐈‍⬛🛵

Multi-hop transaction decoder is now live in the terminal. Reconstructs routes like MOTO → UNGA → PILL → MOTO Built because standard feeds were showing us some unrelated swaps when we knew something was happening underneath. More to come... 👀

Paul Sztorc spent 9 years trying to upgrade Bitcoin. The team that controls Bitcoin's code ignored him. He just announced he's forking Bitcoin instead. > Sztorc is not a random developer. He's a Yale trained economist and in Bitcoin since 2011. > He's also the inventor of Drivechains, endorsed by Adam Back and named one of Bitcoin's most influential people by CoinDesk. > In 2017 he designed an upgrade called BIP 300 to help Bitcoin scale. > He wasn't a Core contributor so he couldn't submit it himself. Luke Dashjr, one of Bitcoin's longest serving developers, submitted it on his behalf. > It went through years of debate. > The Core PR was finally pushed in 2023 and quietly closed in 2024 without resolution. Nobody accepted it. Nobody rejected it. > This month he announced his own hard fork of Bitcoin called eCash, launching August 2026. > If you hold BTC at the time of the fork, you automatically get the same amount of eCash. Keep it, sell it, or ignore it. > Confusingly there is already a token called eCash (XEC) from a 2021 Bitcoin Cash fork. > Sztorc's project is unrelated. The name collision will cause confusion. > The context behind this matters more than the fork itself. > Two mining pools now control 52% of Bitcoin's hashrate. A rare 2-block chain reorg actually happened in March because of it. > Google just published a paper showing Bitcoin's encryption can be broken with 20x fewer quantum resources than previously thought. > Nearly 7 million BTC sit in addresses that would be exposed if that hardware arrives. > Bitcoin Core has no merged code to defend against any of this. Ethereum has a full team working on it. > Sztorc has been warning about exactly this for a decade. Nobody listened. So he's forking. > Most Bitcoin forks die within weeks. The story isn't whether eCash succeeds. It's that Bitcoin's most credentialed developer just publicly gave up on Bitcoin's ability to ever upgrade itself again. That's the part worth paying attention to.

Map a second token This is where it gets interesting Wallets holding both, get pulled into clusters. See wallets positioned across multiple OPNet assets & how much they're holding in each. Pools serving both, merge into a single node showing combined liq across both sides.

🚨 THIS SHOULD BE ILLEGAL What happened to CAR this week should not be legal. A company with $8.6 billion in debt, losing money, no major news, no earnings beat. Stock goes from $107 to $850 in a month. Then crashes 80% in 2 days. Here’s exactly what happened, read it twice: Two funds, RS Investment and Pentwater Capital, quietly bought up over 71% of the entire freely traded float. At the same time, 86% of that same float was shorted. Once they controlled that much of the supply, short sellers couldn’t buy back their positions without pushing the price up themselves. THEY WERE TRAPPED. So the stock went vertical. Not because Avis suddenly became a great business, but because two players engineered a situation where the other side had NO EXIT. That’s a corner. In most markets, cornering a stock is ILLEGAL. In the US equity market in 2026, it just gets called “a short squeeze” and ends up on CNBC. By the time retail saw the headlines, it was too late but they bought it anyway. Every single person who bought above $300 because they saw a number going up fast is now underwater, waiting for a recovery that WILL NEVER HAPPEN. The funds that built the position are GONE. THEY SOLD INTO THE “SQUEEZE”. Into the retail buying. The SEC will probably open an inquiry, write a strongly worded letter, and close the file in 18 months. Absolutely NOTHING will change. And the next one is already being set up somewhere else. If you want to know where I AM deploying capital, turn on notifications and pay close attention. A lot of people will regret not following me.

How to see who's holding any OPNet token - and who's holding all of them. Bubblemaps Intel went live on MOTOTERM this week. Here's what it does and why it matters. 🧵