The Stories We Tell: Analyzing the Narratives Around Bitcoin
From the 2017 "Block Size Wars" to the rise of PayFi in 2025, discover the evolving narratives that have defined Bitcoin’s history.
SHA‑256: The Blender That Even Quantum Chef Can’t Reverse
Discover how mathematics secures Bitcoin. Explore SHA-256, mining mechanics, and why quantum computing doesn't spell the end for crypto's future.
Bitcoin's Ledger: An Analysis of Transparency, Privacy, and Financial Surveillance
Is Bitcoin an anonymous currency or a transparent surveillance tool? This analysis explores the paradox of Bitcoin's public ledger, examining the risks of pseudonymity, the history of financial confiscation, and the privacy-enhancing technologies like ZK-Proofs.
Where are the Most Active Blockchain Developers Working in 2025?
Developers' activity has long been one of the most reliable indicators of a blockchain's future success. While we are in a multi-chain era, Ethereum still continues to dominate these activities, offering a proven playbook for success other chains can follow.
This article provides the 2025 developer report,
Bitcoin Fork History: The Evolution of Protocol Changes
Since its introduction, the Bitcoin blockchain has received several proposals for change. In most cases, these proposals involve updates to its protocol rules through a mechanism known as a fork, which requires the network to either adopt new rules or retain the existing rules. At times, implementing these forks has
Who Controls Bitcoin?Understanding the BIP Governance System
Discover how Bitcoin evolves without central leadership through BIPs. Explore the governance system that enables the world's largest cryptocurrency to adapt and improve.
State of Bitcoin - BitVM3, Glock & Bitcoin Dollar
Up to now, it is quite clear that the inherent limitations of Bitcoin have been the motivation to inspire change and make the greatest leaps forward, with devs reimagining its architecture and expanding the notion of what Bitcoin as a network means, not just what its value is.
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