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      <title>Ten questions to ask before investing in $HYPER</title>
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      <description>Ten due diligence questions on $HYPER: purpose, distribution, vesting schedule, audits, network status, the bridge, liquidity, custody and the risks that need to be worked through before any investment is considered.</description>
      <author>Michele Stefanelli</author>
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      <title>Bitcoin Hyper and Lightning: two answers to the same problem</title>
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      <description>A comparison of the Lightning Network and the proposed Bitcoin Hyper architecture: use cases, operational maturity, programmability, liquidity and trust assumptions — without assuming functional equivalence.</description>
      <author>Michele Stefanelli</author>
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      <title>A single sequencer at launch: risk or pragmatism?</title>
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      <description>An analysis of the single sequencer proposed for the launch of Bitcoin Hyper: operational advantages, concentration of power, censorship, availability, MEV and the conditions required for verifiable decentralisation.</description>
      <author>Michele Stefanelli</author>
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      <title>The Solana Virtual Machine for readers who only know Bitcoin</title>
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      <description>A guide to the Solana Virtual Machine for readers who know Bitcoin well: the account model, parallel execution, developer tooling and the limits of the compatibility announced by Bitcoin Hyper.</description>
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      <description>Bitcoin puts security and decentralisation first, but the throughput of the base layer remains limited. This article explains what a rollup is, how it differs from a sidechain, and which additional assumptions the architecture described by Bitcoin Hyper brings with it.</description>
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