Opinion

The debate around the next change to Bitcoin is focused almost entirely on covenants. Having already implemented numerous covenants, Liquid presents a great learning opportunity in that discussion.

Sometimes all it takes to finally understand Bitcoin is just being around and talking to Bitcoiners.

An analysis from Trevor Owens on the trade offs involved in different types of second layers possible to build on Bitcoin.

Unions present a formidable force in politics, one that could work for Bitcoin miners in more than one sense.

It has been fifteen years since the original Bitcoin white paper was published on the cryptography mailing list. Those fifteen years have been a wild ride of progress and new ideas.

When and if the government cracks down on Bitcoiners and free speech, having a resilient social layer can make all of the difference between thriving and unable to function in society.

Only Bitcoin should be considered cryptocurrency because PoW relies on cryptography and nothing else to secure the network. Reclaiming the name “crypto” is both powerful and important because it speaks volumes that mathematics alone enforces the robustness of the ledger.

Bitcoin Amsterdam saw much discussion on the topic of censorship and tools to route around it.

Privacy cannot be accomplished alone, it inherently requires a group effort to be attained.

Could Javier Milei's campaign actually have revitalized the energy and determination of the incumbent system?