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The beginning of “The Surge” era in Ethereum’s roadmap sees a range of enhancements to scalability, efficiency and security. Here’s a breakdown.

Layer 2s are inherently limited in what they can accomplish, and importantly under what trust model they can accomplish things, by what the Layer 1 they are built on is capable of.

What’s the deal with all these sandwiches? They are a social signal in an attempt to build consensus around activating a change to Bitcoin.

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?

When looking at the raw numbers, when will inscriptions start to become economically non-viable and begin being priced out by regular financial transactions?

The SEC has approved the spot Bitcoin ETFs, what happens now? What can we learn from the SEC’s failures here? Plus, a huge election this weekend in Taiwan threatens to shake up the global economy.

Recent regulatory clarity offered by Hong Kong financial authorities is setting the stage for Hong Kong to be the central hub of Asia’s Bitcoin and crypto ecosystem.

Colorado and Washington state legalized marijuana in 2012 and by doing so, told the federal government to go fuck itself. Why Bitcoiners can learn from this model of political change. From “The Primary Issue”.

The halvening is nigh, and miners are fighting for territorial advantage. Time for some Hash Recon to find the energy market high ground. From “The Primary Issue”.

The first part in an article series by Ivan Makedonski from Breez on how Lightning’s instant settlement finality can be a disruptive force fundamentally changing how different industries are organized.