There’s a Mexican standoff in Bitcoin’s Lightning Network
Bitcoin’s Lightning Network suffers recurring Mexican standoffs where nodes benefit from rebalancing lopsided BTC but no one wants go first.
Bitcoin’s Lightning Network suffers recurring Mexican standoffs where nodes benefit from rebalancing lopsided BTC but no one wants go first.
This year’s largest “bitcoin only” conference is stacked with speakers who previously promoted altcoins that later crashed.
Cloudflare is joining Google in a 2029 post-quantum deadline that’s lighting a fire under Bitcoin’s historically slow upgrade cadence.
BTC closed March at $68,221, snapping a five-month losing streak by the slimmest of margins. It opened the month at $67,000.
Requirements for a quantum bitcoin attack dropped from millions to sub-10,000 qubits, cutting estimates by two orders of magnitude.