BRC-100
New BSV standard lets humans control AI agents’ spending
BSV’s BRC-181 enables AI agents to control wallet spending by using signed rules, payment limits, and kill switches to contain...
Agent payments rail becomes an official standard: BRC-166 for AIs
BRC-166 proposes a BSV standard for AI agents to make pay-per-use web payments in satoshis via HTTP 402, without accounts...
CLARITY Act died: So, let’s make BSV red, white & blue!
Senate rejects the CLARITY Act, but the SEC and CFTC enable digital asset innovation with new guidelines for tokenized stocks...
The brilliance of “set in stone”
In this piece, Kurt Wuckert Jr. examines BIP110’s failed fork and why BSV’s fixed protocol and open standards offer a...
4 parts of BRC-100 wallet, and explaining what actually matters
What is a BRC-100 wallet? Explore its four components, recovery requirements, funding challenges, and key insights from Bridget Doran.
Zanaadu: BSV social network built on on-chain rules
Zanaadu, led by Ben Swan and built by John Calhoun, debuts as a BSV social network enforcing posts, likes, and...
