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"content": "LayerTree\nLightning Labs published a design that lets thousands or millions of people share one Bitcoin output. Balances sit in an off-chain Merkle-sum tree; covenants keep the operator from taking funds, and any member can still leave alone in a single transaction whose size doesn’t grow with the group. It needs opcodes that have been proposed but aren’t active yet, so it’s research with a reference implementation rather than something you can run today.\n\nhttps://layertree.tech/",
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