The BIP-110 chain lasted two blocks. Then its backers changed the mining algorithm and launched a coin nobody supports. What happened, why it failed, and what it means for your bitcoin.
AI cannot break the cryptography behind Bitcoin. What it can do is find mistakes, faster and every year more cheaply, and the Coldcard entropy failure shows exactly what one mistake costs: more than 1,778 bitcoin gone without anyone touching a device. Here is why single sig is no longer enough for a serious amount, and what holding bitcoin in layers looks like in practice.
BIP-110 is a proposed temporary soft fork designed to limit the amount of arbitrary data that can be added to Bitcoin transactions for about one year. It aims to reduce spam [...]
There is a famous saying in the Bitcoin community: "Not your keys, not your bitcoin". For years, many people treated it more as a slogan, less as a warning, seldom as a reminder. [...]
The Travel Rule Is Coming. These are not good news. The compliance net around Aussie Bitcoin users is tightening again. First it was KYC. Then source of funds. Then bank [...]
Bitcoin’s Next Big Governance Showdown: What Is BIP-110 and Why Should You Care Picture this: It’s 2026, Bitcoin is chugging along, and suddenly a quiet corner [...]
Bitcoin recently crossed a quiet but significant milestone: 20 million bitcoin have now been mined. That means more than 95% of all the bitcoin that will ever exist is already in [...]