Iam jay_ohn || Moderator || #PersistersSquad || Blockchain ambassador

Joined May 2014
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20 Jul 2024
We're beginning to see a new approach to the #blockchain sector as @PersistenceOne is introducing innovative approaches and solutions to securely trade #BTC and LST. Here's why #BTC interoperability solution makes sense: 👇🏽 1/6
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What if you could stake across a growing number of chains without leaving one platform? What if that platform included leading Defi protocols? With ShapeShift's integration of @yield_xyz , now you can.
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#BTCFi doesn’t lack capital. It lacks flow. @PersistenceOne's beta interop platform is changing the narrative and bridging the gap. Visit; beta.interop.persistence.one
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#BTCfi’s biggest bottleneck is not yield. it’s fragmented liquidity. It will only scale when liquidity moves seamlessly, not when users do. @PersistenceOne CEO @dneorej, talks about the intent-solver architecture approach; x.com/i/status/2019270244850…

There is DeFi. And then there is DeFi on Bitcoin. Same primitives. Very different base layer.
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30 Nov 2025
This is exactly what #BTCfi needs. Swapping $BTC without the chaos, friction, or confusion. This is how cross-chain is supposed to work. @PersistenceOne is shaping the future of #BTCfi.
Our Bitcoin Cross-Chain Swapping Solution is for: no fragmentation no slippage no long waiting times no signing 5 different prompts no hopping between chains no guessing where your BTC actually is
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BTCfi is expanding, yet the ecosystem feels fragmented. But why? 🤔🟧 Existing liquidity is scattered across chains, and each BTC representation lives inside its own environment. Users who hold equivalent forms of BTC still end up taking different paths depending on where their assets sit! 🧙 This is the core problem. BTC assets are not portable across execution layers. Moving them across systems usually involves multiple steps, multiple flows, and chain specific constraints. The result is a set of isolated silos that limit liquidity flow, and overall user experience ⛓️‍💥 Intent-based swaps will help break these silos 🔄 Instead of figuring out the chain-specific path, users simply describe the outcome they want. The system handles the rest. When a user submits an intent, their BTC or BTC representation is locked in a programmable contract on the source chain. Solvers listen to these intents. They bring liquidity and routing intelligence to fulfil the order instantly on the destination chain by fronting liquidity. Once the destination is settled, the contract verifies every condition and releases funds to the solver. Users skip the wrapping steps. This kind of flow is important as more BTC L2s and BTCfi systems come online. BTCfi works best when it feels like one cohesive environment 🤞🧡
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26 Nov 2025
We're cooking the next big thing in crypto agents. Beta testing has started - DM for invite. ✨
Sneak peak at the new ShapeShift agent: use natural language to do anything. It's lightning fast, too. Currently running on Claude Haiku 4.5
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27 Nov 2025
1/4 Wondering what the Coin-Type Migration in the @PersistenceOne ecosystem is about? Here's what you should know👇 Persistence Core-1 Chain originally launched with coin-type 750 back in 2021, a custom address format chosen before Inter-Blockchain Communication was fully ready.
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27 Nov 2025
3/4 Right now, both old (750) and new (118) Coin-Types work fine on the chain. But eventually, everyone needs to migrate to 118. The deadline for this has been extended to December 31, 2025, giving people more time.
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4/4 If you have a wallet, check if it supports the new type (like Keplr or Ledger do), and follow their simple guides to update your address. It's safe and straightforward, but always back up your wallet first and never share your private keys. See; docs.persistence.one/communi…
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25 Nov 2025
"Bitcoin shouldn't just sit in a cold wallet!" This is a message @PersistenceOne is passing across. Less than 1% of #Bitcoin’s supply is actually being used in DeFi protocols (lending, trading, staking), while  the other 99% is just sitting in cold storage. 1/7 👇
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6/7 @PersistenceOne is building intent-based liquidity, i.e., you can move between any BTC variant (native BTC, Stacks BTC, CoreDAO BTC, etc) in a single transaction, with near-zero slippage and no wrapping. Remove the friction, and capital starts to flow.
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25 Nov 2025
7/7 Now, with the right infrastructure, $BTC that has just been “sitting” can finally go to work. Even if Bitcoin DeFi only gets to $44–47B TVL by 2030 , that’s just a few percent of BTC’s total supply . It would be huge.
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24 Nov 2025
Pick a wallet. Any wallet. It just works on ShapeShift. 🦊
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28 Oct 2025
When you start running for the first time in a while, your legs feel heavy. Your breathing’s off.😪 You question why you even laced up your shoes. But you keep going, because you know that’s how you get your rhythm back.
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30 Sep 2025
Decentralized Finance (DeFi) isn’t operating in isolation anymore. In the AMA with @IsHedyW (CEO @BlockSt_HQ), @pStakeFinance discussed how #DeFi is merging with real-world finance. Here are 4 key insights that stood out for me 👇 🧵 #pSTAKE #pSTAKEPioneerTrial #pSTAKECommunity
30 Sep 2025
gm! AMA Recap: Where DeFi Meets Real-World Finance💹 With @IsHedyW, CEO of @BlockSt_HQ Q: How can Decentralized Finance currently being utilized across the wider real-world finance space? A: Listen to the audio clip🔻
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30 Sep 2025
3. Traditional Finance (TradFi) and DeFi Integration. The next stage of #DeFi isn’t replacing TradFi, it’s collaborating and integrating it. With platforms like BlockStreet, traditional products move on-chain, simplifying wealth management. Easy and fast for all.
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30 Sep 2025
4. The Future of Wealth Management A few self-custodial wallets might soon be all you need to manage your entire portfolio. Hedy Wang envisions DeFi giving people unprecedented control, flexibility, and ownership over their wealth.
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