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Back to Basics: Tetrapolar Is Now Bitcoin-Only
This post explains why we are going back to bitcoin-only escrow.
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This post explains why we are going back to bitcoin-only escrow.
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Understanding the difference between Bitcoin-native and traditional escrow mechanisms.
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A slightly technical post about how things are wired in the Tetrapolar stack.
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The Liquid network is a better fit for institutions settling in Tether USDT stablecoin. In this article, we explain how it differs from other chains.
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The benefits of using the Liquid Network for escrow deals.
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The used ASIC market runs on Telegram, where reference checks and screenshots fail predictably. Bitcoin-native 2-of-3 multisig escrow locks payment until both parties agree, or a court orders release. No inspection, no arbitration, no custody.
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Used ASIC deals fail for one boring reason: settlement and shipping don’t trust each other. This primer explains Bitcoin‑native, non‑custodial escrow (multisig + PSBT) in plain terms—what it protects, what it doesn’t, and the checklist that keeps high‑value trades moving.
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The journey to build a bitcoin-native, non-custodial platform designed to coordinate high-value global transactions with final settlement enforced by Bitcoin itself.
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At Tetrapolar, we’re building an escrow service that is flexible without sacrificing security.
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Key sectors that stand to gain from using bitcoin settlement via escrow.
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How our multisig escrow setup secures against the loss of funds: a not-so-technical introduction to Miniscript.
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Escrow has always meant trusting a third party to hold funds. We do it differently.