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Chainhooks 2.0 (Beta) is here! https://lnkd.in/eDiHXaYJ The community has pushed Chainhooks harder and in more creative ways than we ever imagined. To keep up, we went back to first principles and rebuilt a new architecture from scratch. Chainhooks 2.0 Beta introduces: ✅ A high-throughput event pipeline with proper queueing + retries ✅ A REST API + typed JS SDK for deterministic webhook flows ✅ Better parity across testnet/mainnet + improved observability ✅ A design that scales horizontally without choking under load If you care about: - Lower latency - Zero missed blocks - A cleaner event-driven workflow …this release is for you. This is a builder-driven beta and we’re capping access so we can work closely with early adopters to refine performance and ergonomics before full release. If you want to help shape the next generation of Stacks event infrastructure, we’d love your feedback.

Instant insights, no waiting. Hiro API usage data now updates throughout the day—not just nightly. Spot traffic spikes the moment they happen. Check it out on the Hiro Platform.

Pulling in reliable on-chain price feeds to power up your Clarity smart contracts is much more straightforward than you think. Hear from Khawla H. of DIA Association on how DIA's oracles pulls in data from both CEXs and DEXs to provide on-chain price feeds for many Stacks (STX) assets including popular memecoins such as $WELSH. Topics: - DIA & Stacks integrated partnership - DIA oracles explained - MAIR (pricing methodology) explained - Using DIA in Clarity demo - DIA/Stacks Grants program For the full conversation in our latest Hiro How-To feature: https://lnkd.in/gAAFXUik

Today, post-conditions act as a unique security mechanism in Stacks, declared on the client side to protect user assets. Soon, they’ll be available natively in Clarity, giving developers the ability to protect contract-owned assets directly within their smart contracts. This means more granular security and greater confidence when writing Clarity code. In our latest Hiro Dev N' Tell livestream, Stacks Core Developer, Brice Dobry, walks us through the upcoming changes to the Clarity smart contract language. Clarity 4 will boast a bunch of new native methods that focus on security for smart contract developers. For the full recorded livestream: https://lnkd.in/g8vEtfgs

- Epoch 3.2 support in Clarinet - BNSv2 integration in the Stacks Explorer - Improved mainnet principal format support in simnet Read up on the latest releases we've shipped in the month of July: https://lnkd.in/g3PGVMqJ

Smart wallets need smarter design by smart developers. Dylan Floyd is a prolific developer and builder in the Stacks ecosystem, and founder of the popular DeFi app, Bitflow Finance. Listen to him break down Bitflow’s Keeper smart wallets—secure, extensible, and powered by modular Clarity contracts with “action” traits.

Programmable Bitcoin, but smarter. Smart wallets are a form of "wallets" implemented as smart contracts for flexible asset management & custom controls. Check out the latest episode where we dive deep into 3 different implementations of smart wallets. For the Youtube video link: https://lnkd.in/dAgxH_i6

sBTC is about to go cross-chain with the Wormhole integration on Stacks. What does that actually mean? How will sBTC transfer to different chains? How are we involved? Get the answers to these questions in our latest blog post. https://lnkd.in/gvCN_MGc

Need to receive real-time alerts on your bitcoin address? Need to index specific data from the Bitcoin chain? Need to build smarter apps with custom triggers that react to onchain events in real time? Check out the simple tutorial on how you can setup Bitcoin Chainhooks using the Hiro Platform: https://lnkd.in/gEBEb-WD Customizable. Lightweight. No overhead. Hone in on the data you need, not the whole chain.