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Fedi to Go Open Source on Bitcoin Genesis Anniversary

Fedi plans to open-source its entire software stack on Jan. 3, fulfilling a commitment it made at launch in 2024.

Bitcoin’s Lightning Network Capacity Hits New-All Time High

Bitcoin’s Lightning Network has hit a record 5,637 BTC in capacity, driven by increased capital from institutions.

Cash App’s New Feature Lets People Pay with Bitcoin — Even If They Don’t Own Any

Cash App has launched a feature that lets its 58 million users pay with Bitcoin instantly using their USD balance, meaning they can pay with Bitcoin without owning any.

Steak ’n Shake Partners With Fold to Launch $5 Bitcoin Burger Reward

Fold Holdings has partnered with Steak ’n Shake to offer customers $5 in bitcoin through the Fold app when they purchase a Bitcoin Meal or Steakburger and upload their receipt.

Bitcoin at Your Corner Store? Square’s New Tool to Make Bitcoin like ‘Everyday Money’

Square announced Square Bitcoin today, designed to let small businesses accept Bitcoin payments, hold it in a built-in wallet, or automatically convert part of their sales into Bitcoin.

Sazmining Becomes First Bitcoin Mining Firm to Integrate Square for Payments

Sazmining adds Square to support credit cards, digital wallets, and crypto payments for its Bitcoin mining services, while launching a $618k crowdfunding campaign.

BTCPay Server: The Backbone of Bitcoin Commerce, 2025

With plugins for Boltz swaps and WooCommerce, BTCPay Server’s open-source platform supports merchants globally, no middleman required.

Spar Supermarket in Switzerland Starts Accepting Bitcoin

International retail giant launches bitcoin lightning network payments at Zug location, signalling potential wider adoption across 13,900 global stores.

Panama City Approves Bitcoin and Crypto Payments for Taxes, Fees, and Permits

Panama City becomes the first government institution in the country to accept Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies for public services.

Voltage Aims To Bring Bitcoin’s Lightning Network To Every Business In The World

Voltage founder and CEO Graham Krizek continues to make Lightning more usable for companies.
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