Stacks

$STX
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Own blockchain
Stacks
Native coin on its own network
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Native coin on its own network

Stacks runs on its own blockchain, Stacks. Market data providers do not track it yet, so no price chart is shown.

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Date added
Nov 10, 2026
Listed by
Anonymous
Website
stacks.co
X / Twitter
@stacks
Telegram
stackschat

About Stacks

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Stacks (STX) is a layer built on top of Bitcoin that supports smart contracts and applications. The apps running on it execute their logic on a blockchain, are governed by code instead of companies, and can be used by anyone.

Transactions on Stacks are finalized on Bitcoin and draw on the full security budget of that network. The ecosystem includes sBTC, which applications on the layer use for lending, borrowing and trading.

Stacks also describes a Bitcoin Staking model built around protocol bonds. Each staked BTC is paired with STX, and the STX is locked for the length of the bond at 5% of the BTC value. The Genesis Bond extended this model to institutions, and BTC payouts are made weekly. Participation can follow either a self-custodial path or a pooled path.

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Stacks: common questions

What are the official links of Stacks?

Website listed: stacks.co. X account: @stacks. Telegram: stackschat. Discord: 5DJaBrf. Reddit: stacks.

Official Stacks contract address

Stacks runs on its own blockchain (Stacks): it has no token contract address. A token claiming to be Stacks on another chain is a wrapped copy or a fake. Explorer ↗

Checked by Coinvote against CoinGecko and DexScreener. Always compare the full address before you trade: tokens copying this name and logo exist.

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