Bitcoin finally gets the execution layer it deserved all along.

For years we’ve all known the truth: Bitcoin is the most secure chain on the planet, but building on it feels like developing with handcuffs on.

Script is limited, apps can’t talk to each other, and transactions take forever. Real Bitcoin DeFi simply wasn’t possible.

That changes with ArchVM by @archntwrk. 👇
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What ArchVM fixes

Bitcoin devs have always faced the same pain points:
• Script can’t handle complex logic
• Slow block times ruin UX
• Zero composability between apps
• Everyone is forced into wrapped BTC, bridges, or sidechains

ArchVM solves all of this natively at the execution layer.
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What ArchVM actually does

ArchVM lets programs run directly on Bitcoin UTXOs: real BTC, no wrappers.
Developers get a fast, composable environment without touching Bitcoin’s consensus.
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The architecture

• DPoS Validator Layer: ARCH-staked validators coordinate Bitcoin-native execution.
• eBPF Execution: Smart contracts read and update UTXOs in real time.
• Two Settlement Modes: Bitcoin-level finality or sub-second pre-confirmations for speed.

This gives you modern-chain UX with Bitcoin-grade security.
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Rust-based smart contracts

Developers write in Rust, with an account model that supports:
• advanced DeFi logic
• cross-program interactions
• complex state management
All things Script simply cannot do.
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Rollback-safe state

Apps run instantly, and if a Bitcoin reorg happens, ArchVM only rewinds the affected states.
Fast UX + Bitcoin’s strict security model.
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Why this matters

No more wraps, bridges, or multisigs.
Just native BTC, composability, and real DeFi built directly on the most secure chain in the world.

ArchVM doesn’t try to change Bitcoin, it unlocks it.