Cypherpunks

If they wish to be effective in enacting change in the world, cypherpunks must do more than just write code.

Cypherpunks used to dream of true disruption to the whole world order, now they're mostly integrating with it. What happened?

This publication’s decision to auction off its magazine covers as Ordinal inscriptions sparked debate about how we should use Bitcoin.

Pete Rizzo and Dan Held discuss the release of the Bitcoin white paper and how the cypherpunk community responded to Satoshi Nakamoto’s idea.

Examining the various innovations that led to the Bitcoin white paper shows us that only Bitcoin continues the Cypherpunk ethos.

Szabo explained the history of philosophical and technical work by the cypherpunks that led up to the invention of Bitcoin at the Bitcoin 2022 conference.

Comparing Bitcoin to barbed wire from Timothy May’s “Crypto Anarchist Manifesto” can give insight into the gravity of this seemingly abstract invention.

Regardless of any political affiliations of its developers or community, Bitcoin is an independent platform for decentralized philanthropic support.

How Satoshi Nakamoto’s Bitcoin project married the concepts of digital cash and digital gold and how pioneering cryptographer Adam Back continues the work of making it a better tool for freedom.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1aXMgMaEj0In the last months we have witnessed an upswing in the non-fungible token (NFT) art scene. More artists, collectors and curators are pushing into...