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Our last video covered the basics of Bitcoin Junior: the first durable leverage designed specifically for long-term stackers. Now, let's get into the mechanics. Most traditional leverage strategies eventually fail because of high costs and complex debt structures. BTC-Jr changes the game by using a clean protocol design to...

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