A lot has changed since Bitcoin's inception, and while Dr. Craig Wright continues to fight for his vision, the road ahead is full of hurdles as opportunists attempt to taint the protocol for their gain.
2024 rings in new hurdles for Bitcoin, with a new civil war likely erupting, all while giving ample space for silver linings such as the launch of Teranode and the steady fight for Satoshi's vision.
Jim Cramer’s latest flip-flop was directed at Matrixport analyst Markus Thielen, who issued a report claiming that the U.S. SEC planned to “reject all proposals” for BTC spot-based ETF.
While BTC has a higher hash rate that makes it more secure to a hash attack, it does not equate to it being more decentralized due to its lack of scalability and the absence of P2P transactions.
Sources claimed the U.S. securities regulator could approve some ETF applications as early as January 10, following the SEC's "rare joint conference call" with applicants on the cash creation issue.
The new site in Cedarvale, Texas, will host 66,000 mining rigs, with construction set to start in a few weeks; Hut 8 will provide end-to-end developmental services.
The fate of block reward mining hangs in the balance following the European Commission methodology tender's conclusion, which seemingly hints at a ban, a move decried by pro-BTC miners.
Centi's deal was led by Archblock and Bloomhaus Ventures, with the investors saying they were on board with Centi's vision of fintech innovation and world financial inclusion.
This year showed the calm before the storm: the market seems to be heating up for a 2024 bull market, the next Bitcoin halving, and the COPA v Wright trial will kick the year off early.
Bitcoin developer Joshua Henslee released a video sharing his thoughts on the Ordinals bull market and the new lock-to-mint protocol, speculating on what's going on and what's likely to come next.
The changes in Bitcoin's original protocol, deemed "improvements" in the BTC community, were not significant upgrades but a mere diversion of what the technology advocates for.
In this CoinGeek Weekly Livestream episode, Kurt Wuckert Jr. and sCrypt founder Xiaohui Liu tackle Ordinals, their ideal protocol, and how one could maximize the use cases that Ordinals offer.
