Opinion

The details of the agreement between the EIA and Texas Blockchain Council & Riot Platforms has been published. There's some good news and bad news.

The sixth and final part in an article series by Ivan Makedonski from Breez on how Lightning's instant settlement finality can be a disruptive force fundamentally changing how different industries are organized.

While DAOs are traditionally associated with Ethereum, emulating most of the functionality of a DAO is possible on Bitcoin using multisig and voting on which transactions to sign.

Anduro is a federated/merge mined hybrid sidechain design, specifically designed to enable the federation to manage multiple sidechains with differing architectures.

The hearing in Waco, Texas under District Judge Alan Albright was canceled yesterday due to the EIA and plaintiffs reaching an agreement-in-principle.

How would you go about sabotaging Bitcoin if you were a government agent?

While the court case in Waco, Texas over the EIA emergency survey is going well, we are not out of the woods entirely even if the case is decided in miners' favor.

This article navigates the complex moral and ethical landscape illuminated by the interconnected narratives of Tim Draper, a resilient venture capitalist with a profound belief in the potential of Bitcoin, and Ross Ulbricht, the enigmatic creator behind the Silk Road.

Layer 2s are inherently limited in what they can accomplish, and importantly under what trust model they can accomplish things, by what the Layer 1 they are built on is capable of.

The Bitcoin network teaches us that there's safety in numbers. Now, what could bring people together in numbers to mass-adopt it further than they have?