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#Stackchain is where plebs on twitter buy $1 increments worth of sats in a linear thread. It's super fun.
It started at $5 and now is in the 2500's. There have been countless forks, debates, and great friendships made - perhaps most importantly, participants have stacked harder than they would have without it during this historic bEaR mArKet.
To find The Tip™ you just need to search twitter for #stackchaintip and sort by latest. From there it's generally the top tweet (although it never hurts to snoop around and be sure)
Nowadays there are even numerous "sidechains" where someone will start a separate thread or sub-thread, usually with a theme (see #musicchain or #azzchain as examples) with the goal of proxying them all over to the One True Tip™ once they collectively account for at least a full block worth.
Word of caution, do not go in there with a huge buy and expect to land multiple blocks all in one tweet. Proof of Work here is seen as constructing individual blocks with clean buys of ideally the exact amount of each block. It has been pulled off successfully but is contentious. Just saying.
So now that you know a little bit, get out there and start stacking. Good luck
Shitcoiners and traders need not apply. We are humble bitcoin-only hodlers taking sats off exchanges, end of story. Gfy.
Interesting article! As i was wondering how the stackchain worth and why people keeps on having a close eye on it, know the picture got a bit clear and indeed it created a whole new perspective in defining stack and how does it mean to us. Thanks for sharing
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it's a lot of fun! Not for everyone since it does involve showing your buys on twitter, check it out. I forgot to mention you can do a #stackjoin and just buy (for example) $5 or $10, any amount really, and there are people working the "mempool" who periodically put together a team effort block from all the smaller buys
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....and is gone. Wait until Elon will decide to shut it down. Why people still use twatter?
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for stackchain duh
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