Rootstock社区齐聚2024年首届Rootstock生态峰会

币界网Publicado a 2024-07-31Actualizado a 2024-07-31

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[新闻稿-英国曼彻斯特，2024年7月31日]

Rootstock季度生态系统峰会现已开放报名

2024年8月1日，Rootstock社区将举行2024年第一届生态系统峰会。这场由RootstockLabs支持的数字活动是计划中的季度活动的第一场，Rootstock的开发人员和用户联合起来，发现最新的协议，听取Rootstock生态系统的最新消息。

Rootstock生态系统季度峰会汇集了Rootstock整个生态系统的核心贡献者、建设者、开发者和比特币DeFi爱好者，讨论网络的最新发展。预计Sovryn、Boltz和其他特邀嘉宾将在活动期间发布重要公告和演讲。

Rootstock是第一个、最大的、运行时间最长的比特币侧链，迄今为止，其网络上发生了超过1300万笔交易。

本次峰会将重点讨论在不久的将来为侧链推出的最新协议。此外，Rootstock上许多最大的比特币建设者将分享他们的最新进展和新闻，以及即将发布的未来与Rootstock集成的公告。该活动的与会者将首先了解由最大、运行时间最长的比特币侧链的贡献者运营的资金、赠品和其他举措。

除了Sovryn和Boltz的演讲，许多在Rootstock上开发协议的比特币构建者将分享他们项目的最新进展。RootstockLabs的风险投资助理Ongun Ozdemir也将分享Rootstock资助计划第6波的最新进展，该计划现已开放报名。这一举措是RootstockLabs今年325万美元承诺的一部分，旨在促进Rootstock生态系统的发展。这笔资金将支持赠款计划，以吸引顶级协议、交易所和开发者工具加入Rootstock。

“Rootstock生态系统峰会是为Rootstock的用户和开发者举办的，我们希望看到它成为DeFi领域最多产的数字活动。其他行业的类似活动已经表明，当志同道合的开发者聚集在一起分享他们的最新进展时，会有好处，所以Rootstock也应该看到这样的活动。我们希望这次峰会的结果将有助于Rootstock社区的发展，并为比特币和DeFi的所有用户提供有益的技术。”RootstockLabs合作伙伴成功负责人Richard Green

峰会的注册现在在卢马开放，对开发者、用户和记者都开放。该活动将于2024年8月1日星期四下午5点至6点（北京时间）举行。注册是免费的，可以在这里找到：季度根库生态系统峰会·Luma

关于Rootstock

Rootstock是世界上最安全的智能合约平台，与比特币区块链加密连接。Rootstock被称为比特币侧链，它使用一种抗审查的双向挂钩，允许用户将比特币直接发送到Rootstock链，然后在Rootstock区块链上转换为智能比特币（RBTC）。这些RBTC可用于部署或与Rootstock区块链上的智能合约和dApp交互。BTC可以在任何时候使用无信任桥或通过各种协议（如Sovryn FastBTC）轻松地转移回比特币主链。

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