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How The New York Times Could Have Used Lightning To Make Millions Of Dollars

Had the publication accepted Lightning micropayments, the New York Times could have realized extensive returns.

River Financial Releases New Lightning Integration Currently Used By El Salvador

River’s Lightning service is the backbone for Chivo Wallet in El Salvador and removes the need for developers to have their own Lightning infrastructure.

MicroStrategy Looks To Hire Bitcoin Engineer For Building Lightning Platform

The job posting details an enterprise SaaS platform to innovate ecommerce and cybersecurity leveraging Bitcoin and the Lightning Network.

Developers Can Now Issue Assets Like Stablecoins On Bitcoin

Taro daemon's alpha release on testnet enables developers to test issuing, sending and receiving assets like U.S. dollar stablecoins on Bitcoin.

Strike Closes $80 Million Funding Round For Its Bitcoin Payments Revolution

The funding round led by Ten31, Washington University and the University of Wyoming enables Strike to expand its products and acquire new business partners.

Bitcoin Non-Profit Brink Funding 11 Bitcoin, Lightning Developers To Improve The Ecosystem

The organization is moving part-time developers to full-time, reorganizing leadership for Bitcoin projects, and onboarding new developers into the ecosystem.

Phish Lot, Rural America And The Lightning Revolution

Bitcoin and Lightning are technologies that once again revolutionize human connections and the ability to share information.

The State of Lightning One Year After El Salvador’s Bitcoin Adoption

Lightning helped El Salvador adopt bitcoin one year ago, which in turn helped usage of the Bitcoin Layer 2 network balloon around the world.

How The Lightning Network Could Enable A More Decentralized Web

The peer-to-peer nature of the Lightning Network allows the building of functions that help decentralize the web.

New York Digital Investment Group Announces Lightning Accelerator Project Called “In Wolf’s Clothing”

The Lightning accelerator, Wolf, will be based in Manhattan, New York and is exclusively non-remote. It will include mentorship, funding and work space.
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