Bitcoin
Everyone knows by now that Bitcoin is virtual, digital money, a.k.a. cryptocurrency, that functions independently of any central authority (decentralized). In this category, you’ll find all our articles surrounding Bitcoin. Enjoy!
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The History of Debt – Until Bitcoin
If you think Ethereum’s Proto-Danksharding aka EIP-4844 is a rabbit hole, wait until you start researching the history of debt, the biggest rabbit hole of them all.
Softwar or Limpwar: How Likely is it that Nation-States Will Engage in Hash Wars?
Jason Lowery’s thesis that nation-states will become engaged in hash wars to mine Bitcoin, is causing quite a stir.
BRC-20 Tokens on Bitcoin: ‘Worthless’ Tokens Reach 1 Billion Market Cap
A new token standard on Bitcoin, BRC-20, has created a minting frenzy, driving up fees.
Arguments For and Against Ethereum ‘Flippening’ Bitcoin
The Flippening is the term for the moment that Ethereum will become the biggest cryptocurrency. Let’s see the arguments for and against this moment ever happening.
Is Bitcoin Bad for the Environment? Debunk it Using These Arguments
Let’s give you some ammo for answering the question of “Is Bitcoin bad for the environment?”
Bitcoin Dominance & Timing the Market Cycles
The bitcoin dominance obviously tells us something about the importance of bitcoin – but it also signals something about the risk appetite of investors.
What’s Happening With Ordinal NFTs?
New developments are coming through thick and fast, so let’s check some top Ordinal NFTs, and the wallets and platforms that are on the way.
What is the Bitcoin Stock to Flow Model?
The foundational ingredient of the Bitcoin stock to flow model is the inflation rate of Bitcoin, which is continuously falling and supposed to correlate with higher and higher prices.
The Difference Between Bitcoin and Ethereum
In the media, the terms Bitcoin and Ethereum are as tightly associated as chair and table. But, is there a difference between these two coins? And if so, what is it?