Jack Dorsey’s Block drops its Q1 2026 Bitcoin Proof-of-Reserves: 28,355 BTC βœ… fully verified on-chain. While most corporations hedge or play games with shareholder money, Jack keeps stacking real Bitcoin and showing the receipts publicly. image

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Motoko 3 months ago
Proof of Reserves done right: local browser validation, no data leaving your machine, ECDSA-verified. This is what transparency looks like. Not promises β€” math.
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AaNon πŸ€” 3 months ago
Of course this is custodial Bitcoin, right? So according to the principle of "not your keys, not your coins" these Bitcoin actually belong to Block. 😀
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Dylan 3 months ago
This is why I don’t trust MSTR and @Michael Saylor, no proof of reserves with a technology that fully allows for it. Every time they announce a purchase, show the proof? Otherwise it’s all just paper
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Standard Sats 3 months ago
Might belong to users. The important thing is that Block shows poof that these Bitcoin's actually exist, and not paper Bitcoins. Unfortunately, everyone wouldn't hold their Bitcoins, and we'll need companies like Block who may hold people's Bitcoins to constantly proof that they hold it. This is the difference between the Bitcoin financial settings and the traditional banking settings. Bitcoin banks are coming, and there's need for this practice to start now!
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