Chaincode labs

17-year-old Ishaana Misra was awarded Chaincode Labs' inaugural Bitcoin Scholarship, making her the youngest ever contributor to Bitcoin Core.

This infographic indicates which organizations have supported some of the most prolific open-source Bitcoin Core contributors over the years.

Supporting deterministic and bootstrappable Bitcoin Core builds.

Announcing the second-generation mining pool protocol.

At Breaking Bitcoin 2, key developers discussed the challenges they’ve encountered thus far with Lightning security.

Matt Corallo's BetterHash mining protocol is intended to significantly decrease the problems associated with mining pool centralization.

"The thing that makes Bitcoin hard to get started on is the cryptography, and that's hard because the math is not familiar to developers." Fortunately, there are experts out there ready to help.

The good news is that the Bitcoin protocol is safe and the bug was never exploited in any way. Still, it could have allowed for one of the worst attacks on Bitcoin in years.

Students will spend the week learning from experienced mentors as they build their own Lightning-based apps and then demo their projects on the final day of class.

Chaincode Labs, the New York–based development company and major contributor to Bitcoin Core, is organizing a second edition of its Bitcoin residency program in the...