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What Is the RGB Protocol on Bitcoin?
RGB Protocol on Bitcoin (v0.11.1) is an open-source protocol for issuing and transferring digital assets directly on Bitcoin and the Lightning Network, without any change to Bitcoin’s base layer. It is not a third layer stacked on top of Lightning: RGB runs on Bitcoin’s base layer (Layer 1) and integrates natively with Lightning (Layer 2). Exchanges happen peer-to-peer without involving any trusted third party. The Problem RGB Solves Every major blockchain used for tokens today stores asset data publicly and permanently. Every node keeps a full copy of every balance and every transfer, forever. That approach is great for securing
The Bitcoin ColdCard Hack
A Bleak Day for Self-Custody — And What You Need to Do Right Now For years, the Bitcoin community’s answer to every custody question has been the same: get a hardware wallet, generate your seed offline, never expose your keys to an internet-connected device, and you’re safe. We’ve been fortunate to have several vendors create their own signing devices over the years, and open-source projects like SeedSigner to choose from. There are signing devices for every price point, and the COLDCARD has been a premium option for those willing to spare no expense and wanting a Bitcoin-only experience. COLDCARD made.
Is Orange Juice A Return To Practical Bitcoin Treasury?
Bitcoin treasury companies have become one of the strangest corners of public markets. What started as Michael Saylor’s straightforward thesis — store retained earnings and sweep free cash flows into Bitcoin later expanded to issue debt and equity, buy Bitcoin, and let appreciation outpace the cost of capital. Adding debt and diluting equity to a point has its benefits, but it’s not an infinite money glitch — and today the treasury play has metastasised into a genre of financial engineering that increasingly has nothing to do with running a business. Marketing agencies, biotech shells, and failed SPACs are announcing “pivots”