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Bitcoin Core developer proposes new type of pruned node
For years, Bitcoin pruned nodes have reduced the file size of Bitcoin’s blockchain using a simple method. Now, there’s a new proposal.
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Buying guns with crypto a constitutional right, argue lobbyists
Gun Owners of America isn't happy with South Dakota excluding crypto from its definition of 'money,' claiming it's a second amendment threat.
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Ordinals enable first-ever Bitcoin sovereign rollup
Bitcoin’s first-ever Sovereign Rollup allows entire software programs and even the EVM to utilize Bitcoin’s 100% data availability.
Aussies lose $600M through ‘DIY’ crypto pension funds
Australian savers who bet on bitcoin through self-managed crypto pension funds have lost millions after it dipped 60% from its 2021 high.
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Whales profited from retail investors in 2022 crypto crash, report
A unique database by banking institute BIS reveals turmoil in 2022 caused upticks in crypto trading, but whales sold while krills bought.
A brief introduction to Bitcoin lore and Easter eggs
Users of the Bitcoin network have contributed to its lore for 14 years and there are many easter eggs still tucked away in its blockchain.
Bitcoin, get over here! Scam used Mortal Kombat to steal crypto
The Mortal Kombat scam targeted Windows computers by sending emails impersonating crypto wallet and payment platform CoinPayments.
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Bitcoin ordinals pump and dump using stolen images and copyright
Many of the NFT-like inscription projects based on the new Bitcoin Ordinals project are attracting the attention of pump and dump organizers.
What is Fedimint and second-party custody for Bitcoin?
What is Fedimint and how can David Chaum’s discovery help reduce the bitcoin held by central custodians like exchanges?
Craig Wright pursues jury trial over billions worth of bitcoin
A court of appeals judge in London has ruled that Craig Wright may proceed toward a jury trial of his claims against Bitcoin Core developers.