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Alejandro De La Torre believes Bitcoin mining is dangerously centralized and plans to put power back into the hands of solo miners with DEMAND.

A thorough breakdown of OP_CAT, and what it enables, by Kiara Bickers from Blockstream.

In the land of the blind, the DOJ is king

If what you say is true. The Shaolin and the Wu-Tang could be dangerous.

100% of the funds will go towards funding “projects and contributors working on freedom tech.”

Bitcoin exists outside the control of central authorities and in doing so, allows individuals to control and safeguard their wealth regardless of the political and social climate they find themselves in. The seventh installment of “10 Steps to Self-Sovereignty” powered by Ledger.

A case against Ordinals and Inscriptions, and why it is something people should not only not support, but speak against.

A look at how the halving has evolved from an event shifting the economics of Bitcoin’s supply to a holiday celebrated by Bitcoiners world-wide every four years.

In a sit down with Bitcoin Magazine just days before the Halving, CEO of Marathon Digital Holdings Fred Thiel articulates his plan to capitalize on the main byproduct of mining bitcoin: heat.

Alexander “Akin” Fernandez’s Azteco provides Bitcoin users around the world a way to get their hands on “synthetic money” without revealing their identity, creating a world in which bitcoin is so ubiquitous and easy to use that it’s boring.