South Korean blockchain investment consulting firm DeSpread becomes a Bitcoin L2 network Stacks validator
According to official news, Bitcoin L2 Stacks announced that South Korean blockchain investment consulting company DeSpread will become its network validator. DeSpread will participate in the block verification and BTC ＜＞ sBTC deposit/withdrawal signature process of the Stacks network, as well as Stacks Nakamoto The upgrade starts. DeSpread will also support the Web3 infrastructure and networking required by Stacks on Bitcoin’s second-layer network.
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