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ArkPool Explained

What Is ArkPool?

Since Bitcoin mining is now an industrial-level operation, with the vast majority of hash rate coming from large-scale operations, it’s natural that the ecosystem and accompanying software would focus on the largest market share. Most Bitcoin mining pools are built for people with serious hashrate. A hobbyist running a Bitaxe at roughly 500 GH/s is, at best, a rounding error to them, and the payout rules often reflect that. Minimum thresholds are set in the thousands of sats or higher, and pooled earnings at this scale amount to pennies. So most Bitaxe owners end up solo mining and treating it

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Arkade Bitcoin Explained

What Is Arkade?

Bitcoin’s base layer is deliberately conservative. It settles value securely, but it doesn’t offer instant payments, easy asset issuance, or flexible contracts. For years, the main answer to that gap has been Lightning, which is excellent for payments but requires channels, inbound liquidity, and a constantly online Lightning node, which needs active management. Arkade is another attempt to work around the base chain’s limitations and Lightning’s technical management requirements, built on a different idea called Ark. Arkade is a programmable scaling layer built by Ark Labs that runs on top of Bitcoin. It needs no new chain, native token, federation (like

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Hack or be hacked

Hack or Be Hacked

In September 2026, Chainalysis confirmed what we all knew when it published a figure that should have been front-page news across every crypto publication. Instances of malware instructions written directly into on-chain transactions and smart contracts had risen 440% in under a year, climbing from roughly two cases a day to eleven. The cause wasn’t a new vulnerability class or a novel cryptographic break, but the cost of admission to hack. It was the mid-2025 release of powerful Chinese open-source AI models shipped without meaningful guardrails against generating malicious code. The cost of finding and exploiting vulnerabilities has collapsed, while

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