Store-of-Value Killed Itself
One of the biggest tragedies in the history of cryptocurrency has undoubtedly been Bitcoin’s transition from money to pure store-of-value (SoV). Not because there’s any
Bitcoin’s Taking Heavy Fire!
The start of this bear market has NOT been kind to Bitcoin! 😨 The recent price decline is part of it, but there’s a general feeling of disappointment and malaise in the co
Citrea: Bitcoin’s Newest Disappointing L2
Citrea, Bitcoin’s newest L2, launched. And, although it does have some interesting new wrinkles the result is more of the same: Centralized sequencer, federated bridge 💀 I
Bitcoin’s Killer App Is Still Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash
I’ve seen countless arguments that Bitcoin succeeded because it was a store of value, and that it managed to do that without also being a medium of exchange. I’ve heard
A Quick Guide to Bitcoin’s “Caveman War”
Right now, there’s a civil war going on in Bitcoin, that could shake the very foundations of the project. I call it a “caveman war” because, in my humble opinion,
Michael Saylor Is Karma
Michael Saylor is karma. Bitcoin maxis lucked out and got rich on paper by throwing their greed behind the first crypto asset, which the market chose as its proxy for the whole spa
“Bitcoin Not Bombs” Isn’t Enough!
Buying Bitcoin doesn’t stop wars! 🚫💣 As we stand at the brink of another war, I see a lot of voices calling for buying more Bitcoin/crypto in order to prevent future wa
From Roger Ver’s First Bitcoin to Raided By the FBI! Mark Edge of Free Talk Live
Mark Edge, co-founder of Free Talk Live, shared his journey through Bitcoin’s early days and the crypto movement’s evolution. In December 2010, Free Talk Live became the first
The Bitcoin Block Size Wars Are Back! 🤯
There’s a civil war brewing between those seeking to filter out large data transactions from the Bitcoin chain, and those who want more capacity for data use cases. Everythin
How MicroStrategy Is NOT “Basically Risk-Free”
It’s wild to me that highly intelligent people still don’t understand the risk of Saylor’s strategy. They get too bogged down into specifics of debt deals, “