Rootstock(@rootstock_io):Institutions do not assess Bitcoin infrastructure by asking only what it can do. They ask: • What secures it? • Who controls it? • What new trust assumptions are introduced? • Can it be audited with existing systems? That is where Rootstock stands apart. • Bitcoin merge-mined security. • No separate validator set. • EVM-compatible infrastructure. • A 1:1 BTC-native asset through rBTC. • More than eight years of mainnet operation. For institutional Bitcoin finance, functionality matters. But the architecture underneath it matters more.

2026.07.20 12:30

Institutions do not assess Bitcoin infrastructure by asking only what it can do. They ask: • What secures it? • Who controls it? • What new trust assumptions are introduced? • Can it be audited with existing systems? That is where Rootstock stands apart. • Bitcoin merge-mined security. • No separate validator set. • EVM-compatible infrastructure. • A 1:1 BTC-native asset through rBTC. • More than eight years of mainnet operation. For institutional Bitcoin finance, functionality matters. But the architecture underneath it matters more.