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A dissection of the potential legal avenues available for mining industry participants to challenge the EIA emergency survey.

The amount of hashrate curtailed during Winter Storm Finn in January was exaggerated. The data shows the reality of the scale of curtailment.

In the aftermath of the recent Bitcoin ETF approvals, BlackRock’s Larry Fink revealed that soon everything will be “ETF’d” and tokenized, threatening to fractionalize not just existing assets and commodities, but the natural world, reducing most living things into Wall Street financial products to be traded on a single, universal ledger.

An interview of Ryan Koopsman by art historian Steven Reiss, regarding Ryan’s latest digital art piece ‘The Origin’ created using Inscriptions.

Lina Seiche gives a first hand account of her experiences moving to and living in El Salvador in the wake of the country passing the Bitcoin Law.

An analysis of on-chain activity surrounding exchanges for the year 2023.

Mineral rights are a bedrock economic asset at the root of the supply chains for almost every critical good in the world. Bitcoin stands to position itself similarly in the long term future.

Bitcoin’s “governance” process is defined literally and succinctly by a single word: anarchy. It is literally impossible for a voluntary and distributed system to be “governed” in any other way.

The OP_CAT meme campaign has undeniably taken on a lot of momentum, but is this really how we want to be deciding consensus changes for a protocol as valuable as Bitcoin?

COPA has until January 31st to review and accept or deny Wright’s offer.