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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

The Bugs, the Blackout, and What CLN Node Operators Need to Know 2026 has not been a good year for Blockstream; for fourteen days starting

Although Nostr came from the Bitcoin community and early support came from Bitcoiners, Nostr has never had a “native” currency. From the beginning, the protocol

Liquid Network Follow-Up: 3,400 BTC Returned, But the Math on Recovering the Rest Doesn’t Work. It’s been a wild 24 hours in the Bitcoin space,

On September 6, 2026, Blockstream’s Liquid Network — A Bitcoin federated sidechain — watched roughly 4,000 of the 4,200 BTC in its federation reserve walk

When the BLAKE2b hard fork split from Bitcoin, one of its core selling points was democratising mining by abandoning SHA-256d for an algorithm that’s friendlier

If you own Bitcoin, you should be aware of chatter over the last few weeks about “BIP110,” “Blake2b,” and a potential chain that will split

Bitcoin Purity is the latest, and arguably strangest, offshoot of the BIP 110 saga. Where the BLAKE2b hard fork responded to BIP 110’s failed soft

On August 17, 2026, Swiss hardware wallet maker BitBox disclosed and patched two “severe” vulnerabilities in its BitBox02 and BitBox02 Nova devices, alongside a previously

When a blockchain network like Bitcoin splits into two chains through a hard fork, the two incompatible networks face a critical engineering question that determines