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GOATFoundation
@GOATFDN
Supporting the growth and decentralization of @GOATNetwork




AI agents + Bitcoin in one afternoon 🦞 Join the "OpenClaw on Bitcoin Hackathon" with GOAT Network and @ventureminer 🎁 🗓️ Feb 28th, 1pm-7pm 📍 @frontiertower (Blue Room), San Francisco Build fast with OpenClaw, optionally integrate x402 pay-per-request payments + ERC-8004 agent identity, and deploy to GOAT Network Testnet. Prizes: • USDT • Mac Mini (M4) • grant eligibility + ecosystem support • @claudeai credits Register now (limited slots): luma.com/vibecode-build…





Our team has been building blockchain infrastructure for more than half a decade. Unlike other Bitcoin L2's, we built the full stack ourselves. BitVM2. A decentralized sequencer. A zkVM. No shortcuts. Read all about the GOAT Network history and vision: goat.network/blog/the-goat-…









"Unhappy path" in GOAT BitVM2 = the dispute path. In BitVM2-style designs, the happy path is the default execution mode: transactions are sequenced and settled off-chain, and nothing escalates to Bitcoin L1 unless a challenge is raised. The unhappy path exists for worst-case conditions: an operator publishes an invalid claim, refuses to cooperate, or goes offline. It should be rare, but it’s the part that defines security because it’s the only mode where Bitcoin L1 is used to force resolution. That’s why GOAT BitVM2 is designed as a pre-signed transaction graph with timelocks and challenge windows: it’s a complete, L1-executable plan for what happens when things go wrong. This is what constitutes a real Bitcoin L2: Bitcoin-enforceable exits rather than trusting an operator. And it's coming soon to mainnet. goat.network



