Bitcoin’s strength lies in its core properties—trust minimization, decentralization, censorship resistance, and more. But what exactly defines these principles, and why do they matter? In
In this episode of Bitcoin Audible, I revisit an important concept that deserves more attention: timeout trees and their potential to revolutionize scaling for the
“The last thing we should want to do is the government to print up a bunch of money, which steals from the poor, so that
What if your heating system could pay you in Bitcoin? In this episode, I read an article exploring the concept of “heat punks”—Bitcoin miners who
Life has been hectic lately, but I didn’t want to leave you hanging! While I navigate the joys of parenthood, I’m bringing back a classic
Bitcoiners having babies, P2P protocols, Bitcoin price without third parties, mining problems and solutions, stable coins coming back to Bitcoin, massive hacks, shitcoin quacks, and
Nicholas Dorier brings us a short piece that is very relevant to many of our challenges today, being clear and precise about the definition of
Did you know that the value and utility of Bitcoin can be trivially duplicated? At least this is what the increasingly bitter buttcoiners of the
Tired of app stores controlling what you download and who gets paid? What if there was a way to directly connect with developers, verify the
I joined Knut Svanholm and Luke de Wolf on the Bitcoin Infinity Show to explore the fundamental role of money, incentives, and sound economics in
It’s easy to complain about what hasn’t happened yet or what problems are still to be solved. And it’s also hard to have humility, recognizing
I’ve wanted for a long time to understand how a DHT works, and how a P2P network is able to establish connections in a resilient,
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