Opinion

Trump's win puts the world on notice to embrace Bitcoin or get left behind!

In this modern-day Robin Hood tale, Satoshi Nakamoto didn’t rob the rich—he stole from himself. Discover how Bitcoin’s mysterious creator rewrote the rules of wealth redistribution without the tights or the crossbow, and gave power back to the people.

I don’t think Donald Trump actually changed his mind on cryptocurrency much at all since three years ago… I think he just wants in on the scam.

We can send a message to the world by doing so.

As the U.S. faces the most consequential election of our lifetime, the Trump administration offers an unprecedented opportunity for the Bitcoin community.

Coinbase is fumbling the obvious — stop buying back shares and start stacking sats already!

It’s okay to be excited about bitcoin hitting a new all-time high. In fact, you should be pumped about it.

The Bitcoin Whitepaper barely describes a tiny portion of the Bitcoin protocol, and vaguely, but the bits it does cover are the most important.

The newest fake Satoshi Nakamoto is a refreshing reminder that the media needs to stop looking for Bitcoin's creator.

Yes, Bitcoin was first proposed via Satoshi’s white paper on October 31, 2008, but that doesn't mean today is Bitcoin's birthday.