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What is Dust?

Dust in Bitcoin refers to a tiny amount of Bitcoin that is essentially unusable due to its minuscule size relative to transaction fees. These...

Is Channel Jamming A Threat To Bitcoin’s Lightning Network?

Channel jamming has emerged as a potential attack vector for Bitcoin’s Lightning Network. But does it pose a real threat?

How Will Bitcoin Navigate Government Attempts To Control It?

Policy is beginning to creep against bitcoin and it may affect the bitcoin price in the future so there are specific issues Bitcoiners should focus on.

How The Attacks On Farming And Bitcoin Are Connected

The globalists’ coordinated assault on farming through environmental, social and governance restrictions are directly related to their stance on bitcoin mining.

The European Union’s Attack On Bitcoin Is An English And Math Comprehension Problem

The nomenclature used to help the layman understand Bitcoin makes lawmakers confuse it as money instead of entries in a database. We must change the terms.

Adversarial Thinking And Ways To Attack Bitcoin

A group of Bitcoin Core developers discussed various attack vectors for Bitcoin as well as ways to plan ahead and circumvent nefarious actors.

This Is What A Real Attack On Bitcoin Would Look Like

Many Bitcoin miners in the West might acquiesce to government attempts to blacklist certain addresses if Russia attempted to skirt sanctions.

Discussing The Fake Peer Attack On Bitcoin

Discussing a recent attack on the Bitcoin network, in which some nodes were flooding peers with fake IP addresses.

Good Griefing: A Lingering Vulnerability On Lightning Network That Still Needs Fixing

The potential for “griefing” attacks on Bitcoin’s Lightning Network is a serious threat. Here’s how they work and why they deserve a fix.

UN Investigating North Korea’s Crypto Crimes

The United Nations has launched a probe into 35 cyber attacks linked to North Korea, including cryptocurrency exchange hacks and “cryptojacking.”
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