What changed, on every pager
- An audience line under the subtitle.The forwarded reader learns in one sentence whether this is for them.
- Proof is dated, sourced, and doubled.No more undated TVL claims; AMP gets a second customer; Enterprise proof is no longer self-referential.
- A compliance & assurance strip.Answers the first diligence question (audits, certifications, open source) before it’s asked. Cert names are flagged for verification.
- One wedge line per pager.The differentiator vs. the other PDF in the same inbox, with no competitor named.
- A stack footer.Each pager points to the other three: Custody · Issuance · Settlement · Data.
- Stage-aware CTA + rep block.“Book the technical deep-dive” with the rep’s name/email replacing the generic demo button.
- Version stamp(v2.0 · Jun 2026) so stale copies in inboxes are identifiable.
- Jargon glossed:Drafter/Approver/Authorizer mapped to maker-checker; GAIDs explained in five words; internal vocabulary either translated or cut.
01 · Blockstream Enterprise (custody)
1Blockstream EnterpriseInstitutional Bitcoin Custody
Biggest changes: audience line, “no rehypothecation” finally on the page, maker-checker gloss, real proof, deep-dive CTA.
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INSTITUTIONAL BITCOIN CUSTODY
Title
Blockstream Enterprise
Subtitle
Self-custody bitcoin with the controls your institution runs on
Audiencenew
For regulated institutions, treasuries, and funds that hold bitcoin and can’t accept third-party custody risk.
Intro
Blockstream Enterprise keeps custody in your hands and puts policy behind every transaction. The Custody Engine pairs segregated accounts with approval workflows, role-based access, and a complete audit trail, across Bitcoin and Liquid. Your team holds the keys. Your rules decide what moves. Your assets are never lent, pooled, or rehypothecated, and you can prove it on-chain.
Why it matters (3 cards)
Custody stays in-house
Segregated accounts with keys your organization controls, plus on-chain verifiable reserves. No third party holds your bitcoin. No rehypothecation, ever.
Policy on every move
Spend Policies set approval thresholds and limits. Every transaction passes through the maker-checker workflow your institution already runs (drafted, approved, authorized) before it settles.
Access scoped to roles
Predefined roles across workspace and account scopes enforce least privilege and separation of duties, with every action logged for audit.
Key capabilities (5)
✓Spend Policies automatically allow, deny, or route a transaction for multi-party review
✓Workspace changes require approval before any configuration update executes
✓Role-based access control across workspace and account scopes, with full auditability
✓Account types for simple storage, threshold approval, and restricted asset issuance
✓Approved-recipient lists govern withdrawal destinations for every account
At a glance
Custody model
Self-custodial: you hold the keys
Governance
Spend Policies + maker-checker approvals
Verifiability
On-chain proof of reserves
Networks
Bitcoin and Liquid
Proof + wedgerevised
Proof
Built on infrastructure securing the Liquid Network since 2018, the settlement layer carrying approximately $5B in assets (liquid.net, Q2 2026), operated by the company behind Bitcoin Core contributions, c-lightning, and the Jade hardware-wallet line.
Wedge
Custody you can verify. Every assurance on this page is checkable on-chain rather than asserted in a PDF.
Verified Jun 10 2026The ~$5B Liquid figure is confirmed (liquid.net + Q4 2025 federation update). Still open: if a marquee custody design partner can be named or anonymized (“a top-10 exchange”), it belongs here.
Compliance & assurance stripnew
Open-source cryptographic foundations, independently auditable · full audit-trail export for your compliance team · deployment models for regulated environments · [SOC 2 / ISO 27001 status: insert current certification or posture statement]
VerifyCertification status must come from the security team. If certs are in progress, say “SOC 2 Type II in progress, report available under NDA.” Never leave the question unanswered.
Footer: stack line + CTArevised
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Part of the Blockstream Enterprise stack: Custody · Issuance (AMP) · Settlement (Liquid) · Data (Explorer API)
CTA
Book the technical deep-diveSee how proof of reserves works
Rep block
[Rep name] · [email] · blockstream.com/enterprise | v2.0 · Jun 2026
02 · Blockstream AMP (issuance)
2Blockstream AMPAsset Issuance Platform
Biggest changes: audience line, GAID gloss, dual proof (Mifiel + STOKR), compliance-in-the-asset wedge, federation number corrected to 85+ (verified: 87 members per Liquid Q1 2026 update; v1’s “80+” was outdated).
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ASSET ISSUANCE PLATFORM
Title
Blockstream AMP
Subtitle
Issue compliant assets on Bitcoin’s settlement layer
Audiencenew
For issuers, banks, and asset managers bringing securities, funds, or stablecoins on-chain with investor restrictions intact.
Intro
Blockstream AMP is a REST API for issuing and managing digital assets on the Liquid Network. Define who can hold and transfer each asset, track ownership down to the individual holder, and run the full lifecycle: issuance, dividends, reissuance, burns. The compliance rules live inside the asset itself instead of in a spreadsheet beside it. Built for security tokens, stablecoins, and regulated instruments.
Why it matters (3 cards)
Enforce who can hold
Define investor categories and whitelist approved holders. Transfers settle only between users in permitted categories, enforced cryptographically by multisig rather than by policy documents.
Track every holder
Ownership and transfer reports tied to registered user IDs give issuers a precise, exportable record of who holds what. The cap table stays accurate by construction.
Confidential by default
Liquid Confidential Transactions hide amounts and asset types from outside observers. Share audit keys for selective disclosure to regulators: private to the market, transparent to your regulator.
Key capabilities (5)
✓Issue standard, issuer-tracked, or transfer-restricted assets through one REST API
✓Category-based whitelisting with multisig-enforced transfer restrictions for securities
✓Automate vesting schedules and record dividend distributions per registered holder
✓Reissue and burn tokens, with full ownership and transfer-history reporting
✓Settle on the Liquid Network in about two minutes, secured by an 85+ member federation
At a glance
Built on
Liquid Network
Asset types
Standard, tracked, restricted
Controls
Category whitelisting, in-asset
Integration
REST API + Liquid wallets
Proof + wedgerevised
Proof
Mifiel has cleared more than $2B in tokenized promissory-note lending on Liquid via AMP (25,000+ notes and $1B+ as of the 2024 case study; $2B+ as of 2026). STOKR runs $1.3B in tokenized assets, all settled on Liquid, including the first tokenized securities tracking MicroStrategy and Metaplanet.
Wedge
Compliance lives in the token. Transfer restrictions are enforced by the protocol, so the asset can’t go where it isn’t allowed, even on secondary markets.
Verified Jun 10 2026Mifiel: Liquid case study confirms 25k+/$1B+ (Feb 2024), with $2B+ now cleared; confirm the current figure with the partner before print. STOKR: stokr.io shows $1.3B live (Blockstream’s Q1 2026 update cites >$1.5B cumulative volume; pick one metric and date it). Still confirm CMSTR/CMTPL naming approval for collateral use.
Compliance & assurance stripnew
Selective-disclosure audit keys for regulators · per-holder ownership reporting for transfer agents · open-source foundations (Elements/Liquid), independently auditable · [SOC 2 / ISO status: insert]
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Part of the Blockstream Enterprise stack: Custody · Issuance (AMP) · Settlement (Liquid) · Data (Explorer API)
CTA
Scope your first issuanceAPI docs: docs.blockstream.com/amp
Rep block
[Rep name] · [email] · blockstream.com/amp | v2.0 · Jun 2026
03 · Liquid Network (settlement)
3Liquid NetworkBitcoin Settlement Layer
Biggest changes: audience line, verified proof (~$5B TVL confirmed via liquid.net + Q4 2025 update; 19,000-BTC claim dropped as unsourced), federation corrected to 85+ (87 actual), 24/7 wedge, named-member credibility.
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BITCOIN SETTLEMENT LAYER
Title
Liquid Network
Subtitle
Fast, confidential settlement on Bitcoin
Audiencenew
For exchanges, trading desks, and issuers that need to move and settle assets around the clock, every day of the year.
Intro
The Liquid Network settles bitcoin and digital assets in about a minute, with transactions confidential by default. Exchanges, trading desks, and issuers use it to move funds, issue securities and stablecoins, and trade without intermediaries. Markets don’t stop on Friday evening. With Liquid, neither does settlement. A distributed federation of 85+ industry members secures the network and the bitcoin peg.
Why it matters (3 cards)
One-minute blocks, final settlement
Liquid produces blocks every ~60 seconds with deterministic finality: a confirmed transaction is final. Compare T+1 or T+2 on traditional rails, and the weekend gap where collateral can’t move at all.
Confidential by default
Confidential Transactions hide amounts and asset types from outside observers, so nobody front-runs your flows. Blinding keys allow selective disclosure for auditors and regulators.
Issue and move assets on one chain
Issue stablecoins, securities, and bonds as native Liquid assets, then settle them peer-to-peer on the same chain. No bridge, no wrapped intermediary.
Key capabilities (5)
✓Settle bitcoin and assets in ~2 minutes, 24/7/365, versus T+1/T+2 in market hours
✓Confidential amounts and asset types, with selective disclosure for auditors
✓Issue stablecoins, security tokens, bonds, and notes with transfer controls (via AMP)
✓Trade peer-to-peer through self-custodial atomic swaps, with no central exchange
✓Peg bitcoin in and out 1:1, backed by the federation’s distributed multisig
At a glance
Block time
~60 sec, deterministic finality
Privacy
Confidential by default
Federation
85+ industry members
Assets
L-BTC, USDt, securities
Proof + wedgerevised
Proof
Approximately $5B in total value locked (liquid.net, Q2 2026) and 16,800+ BTC bridged since 2018 (verifiable on-chain via the peg ledger), with live issuances from Tether (USDt), Mifiel ($2B+ in tokenized notes), STOKR ($1.3B), and NexBridge.
Wedge
The only settlement layer that inherits Bitcoin’s assurances and runs through the weekend. The 60-hour collateral gap on traditional rails simply doesn’t exist here.
Verified Jun 10 2026~$5B TVL is supportable (liquid.net live + Q4 2025 federation update) and 85+ members is correct (87 per Q1 2026 update). The bridged-BTC stat is now sourced from the chain itself: cumulative peg-ins = 16,840 BTC (Blockstream Explorer API, L-BTC asset stats, Jun 10 2026). V1’s “19,000+” was not supported by the peg ledger and a technical evaluator can check our own API, so ship “16,800+, verifiable on-chain” and refresh quarterly. “Third-largest RWA chain” softened to “among the largest” (ranking contested across rwa.xyz snapshots).
Compliance & assurance stripnew
Federation members are named industry institutions rather than anonymous validators · selective-disclosure keys for audit · open-source node software (Elements) anyone can run and verify · [security audit history: insert]
Footer: stack line + CTArevised
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Part of the Blockstream Enterprise stack: Custody · Issuance (AMP) · Settlement (Liquid) · Data (Explorer API)
CTA
Book the integration callExplore the federation: liquid.net
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[Rep name] · [email] · blockstream.com/liquid | v2.0 · Jun 2026
04 · Blockstream Explorer API (data)
4Blockstream Explorer APIBlockchain Data Infrastructure
Biggest changes: audience line, build-vs-buy framing, concrete scale stat (flagged for the real number), open-core wedge sharpened, docs-first CTA for the developer reader.
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BLOCKCHAIN DATA INFRASTRUCTURE
Title
Blockstream Explorer API
Subtitle
Production Bitcoin and Liquid blockchain data, no node to run
Audiencenew
For engineering teams building wallets, exchanges, or analytics on Bitcoin or Liquid, without standing up node, indexer, and caching infrastructure first.
Intro
The Blockstream Explorer API indexes the full Bitcoin and Liquid blockchains and serves them through a clean REST interface and Electrum RPC. Query addresses, transactions, blocks, and fees at scale. Running this yourself means a full node, a 500GB+ index, and an on-call rotation. Or one API key.
Why it matters (3 cards)
No infrastructure to run
Skip the full nodes, indexing, caching, and load balancing. Connect to a maintained API and ship, so your engineers build product instead of plumbing.
Bitcoin and Liquid, one API
Mainnet plus test networks, and Liquid with its asset registry and confidential transactions. The only hosted API covering both chains natively.
Open core, hosted option
Esplora is MIT-licensed and self-hostable. Start hosted with SLAs and support; move in-house any time. The exit door is open by design. That’s the point.
Key capabilities (5)
✓Address balances, transaction history, and UTXOs over a REST interface
✓Electrum RPC for address subscriptions and push notifications, no polling
✓QuickSync descriptor-based wallet sync, 62% faster on average
✓Fee estimates, mempool stats, block lookups, and transaction broadcasting
✓Liquid asset info, supply data, and registry; Simplicity transaction visualization
At a glance
Networks
Bitcoin + Liquid
Access
REST + Electrum RPC
Open source
Esplora, MIT license
Deployment
Hosted (SLA) or self-host
Proof + wedgerevised
Proof
Esplora is the open-source engine behind blockstream.info, one of the most-used public Bitcoin explorers, serving [X million] requests per day with [99.9X]% uptime (as of Jun 2026). Self-hosting via Docker is documented and supported.
Wedge
The API you can leave: MIT-licensed core means hosted convenience today and zero lock-in tomorrow. No competitor offers both.
VerifyGet the real request-volume and uptime numbers from infra before print; the bracketed placeholders must not ship. If usage numbers aren’t public-safe, use “powering blockstream.info since 2018” and the QuickSync 62% stat as the quantitative anchors.
Compliance & assurance stripnew
MIT-licensed, auditable codebase · hosted tier with SLAs and support · self-host path documented (Docker) · no proprietary data formats, standard Bitcoin/Elements RPC semantics
Footer: stack line + CTArevised
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Part of the Blockstream Enterprise stack: Custody · Issuance (AMP) · Settlement (Liquid) · Data (Explorer API)
CTA
Get an API keyRead the docs
Rep block
[Rep name] · [email] · blockstream.com/api | v2.0 · Jun 2026
05 · The send process (so the copy actually works)
- Send one pager, matched to the call. Never all four.The stack footer tells them the rest exists; the rep offers the next pager when the conversation earns it.
- Wrap it in a 3-line recap email.Their problem, in their words, then the attachment. The email is the personalization; the pager stays generic and fast to send.
- Link to hosted mirror pages with UTMs.The PDF is for forwarding; the links inside it are for measurement. Sales sees which deals circulate collateral.
- Retire v1.Once these ship, pull the old PDFs from shared drives; the version stamp exists so stale copies can be identified.
- Quarterly number refresh.Every dated stat (TVL, Mifiel, STOKR, request volume) gets re-verified each quarter; the version stamp increments.
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Evidence sources for every claim: Evidence Bank. Open verification items before print: Liquid TVL + federation count (canonical numbers), Mifiel/STOKR figures + naming permission, SOC 2 / ISO posture, Explorer request-volume stats. All flagged inline above.