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Y Combinator Backed Theya Announces Bitcoin Solutions for Businesses

Theya has launched a new Bitcoin platform for businesses, enabling secure self-custody and streamlined treasury operations.

Introducing Congressman Nicholas Begich, An OG Bitcoiner

Congressman Nicholas “Nick” Begich (R-AK) is a long-term bitcoin holder who believes in Americans’ right to self custody their bitcoin and understands the importance of bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset for the United States.

Kentucky Senate Passes Bill Protecting Bitcoin Self-Custody Rights

Legislation ensuring Bitcoin self-custody rights and protecting mining now heads to the Governor's desk for final approval.

Low Fees Are A Symptom Of Deeper Problems

People tend to see low fee environments as a positive thing, a time to save money on using bitcoin. They are not.

Proton Wallet — Now Available To Everyone — Is A Great Starter Self-Custodial Bitcoin Wallet

Proton Wallet is well-suited for anyone looking to begin their bitcoin self custody journey and/or anyone looking to make semi-frequent payments on-chain while managing a relatively small bitcoin stack.

Bitcoin: Use It Or Lose It

Why simply hodling bitcoin and watching the number go up is not enough for it to succeed.

Self Custody For Me, But Not For Thee

A counter argument to the attitude that most people will never even consider self custody of their bitcoin.

Bitcoin Multisig Company Casa Makes Self-Sovereignty Easy

Casa co-founder and CEO Nick Neuman believes that taking a customer-centric approach helps get more people to use multi-key bitcoin vaults.

Upside Down World: Spooks are Heroes, Heroes are Spooks

Distorted perceptions of reality have completely inverted the perception of who is acting in the best interests of Bitcoin versus acting in their own interests in a way that puts Bitcoin at risk.

Mastercard Launches Euro Denominated Non-Custodial Bitcoin Debit Card

Mastercard has launched a euro debit card enabling direct spending of Bitcoin and crypto from non-custodial wallets at its over 100 million merchants. The move reflects Mastercard's expanding efforts to bridge Bitcoin with its traditional payments network.
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