Opinion

Shinobi argued that the surge of institutional bitcoin adoption will lead to premature ossification of the Bitcoin protocol. While I share this concern to an extent, I am less convinced this is necessarily true.

As housing prices soar beyond reach for young generations, Bitcoin emerges as the ultimate savings tool, turning the dream of homeownership into a tangible reality. Could a single Bitcoin buy you a house in the near future? The answer may surprise you.

How covenants can be built on Bitcoin today with no softforks (for an outrageously expensive set up price) using hash collisions. By Andrew Poelstra from Blockstream.

This new website offers a quick resource that shows just how fast everything is depreciating against Bitcoin.

I see MicroStrategy's Bitcoin edge disappearing for other firms—this corporate treasury strategy becomes less effective as adoption accelerates.

Time is running out.

In its latest partnership, Breez teams up with Mexican neobank Yopaki to offer Mexican Bitcoin users a non-custodial Lightning solution.

Bitcoin ossification is ultimately the result of incentives and the size of the network making improving it impossible to coordinate. That happening too soon is not a good thing.

A look at the history of cryptography regulations under Bill Clinton, and what this might imply for cryptocurrencies under Donald Trump.

Usually, buying Bitcoin is a joyful process. I’d have the satisfaction of picking up at least a bitcent.