What is capital, really? And what happens when Bitcoin forces a repricing of everything we think we know about it?
In this reboot episode we’re bringing back Capital in the 21st Century by Allen

“Not your keys, not your coins.”I posit that the corollary to this principle is:’Your keys, only your coins.’
A quantum capable entity breaks the corollary of this foundational principle. We secure our bitcoin with

Bitcoin’s strength lies in its core properties—trust minimization, decentralization, censorship resistance, and more. But what exactly defines these principles, and why do they matter? In this episode, I revisit Jameson Lopp’s What Are the Key

In this episode of Bitcoin Audible, I revisit an important concept that deserves more attention: timeout trees and their potential to revolutionize scaling for the Lightning Network.
Based on Shinobi’s article, “A Solution to

What if your heating system could pay you in Bitcoin? In this episode, I read an article exploring the concept of “heat punks”—Bitcoin miners who use their rigs not just to earn sats, but to

Nicholas Dorier brings us a short piece that is very relevant to many of our challenges today, being clear and precise about the definition of the word custody. As we have seen for decades, the

Did you know that the value and utility of Bitcoin can be trivially duplicated? At least this is what the increasingly bitter buttcoiners of the world seem to espouse, even when proven wrong over and

Tired of app stores controlling what you download and who gets paid? What if there was a way to directly connect with developers, verify the authenticity of their apps, and support them directly using Bitcoin?

I’ve wanted for a long time to understand how a DHT works, and how a P2P network is able to establish connections in a resilient, scalable, and decentralized way. So diving into it on the

We are all addicted to digits. Fiat digits, loyalty points, social media likes, stock prices—everywhere we turn, someone is trying to hook us. But what if the biggest addiction of all is the illusion of

“We owe it to ourselves.”
I truly hope you aren’t so stupid as to believe this statement when it is uttered by the frauds running the financial and political establishment. But if you never

What if exploitation and war weren’t merely anomalies of human society, but there was something inherent to the incentives of the fiat system, that made them inevitable?
In today’s Read we dive into Petter

“The Bitcoin community possesses a unique advantage that will ultimately allow us to prevail: not only do we have skin in the game, we have soul in the game.Our tribe of a few thousand cypherpunk

In this episode of Bitcoin Audible, I read James O’Beirne’s “Bitcoin Core’s Loss of Focus” and offer my perspective on its critical arguments.Has Bitcoin’s development strayed from its core mission of empowering trustless self-custody for

While impatiently waiting for my Jade Plus I started digging into the Jade docs and found a unique idea for securing a hardware wallet using a blind oracle. In the theme of our adventures breaking

What happens when the Fed’s one tool for controlling inflation, stops working? The conditions in the market and in our political institutions is such that this may be where we find ourselves. If they lower

“Imagine waking up in a world where every piece of information you encounter is carefully filtered by faceless algorithms. Your online interactions are curated not by your preferences, but by the agendas of corporations and

“Bitcoin is the most potent device ever invented for transferring wealth from the impatient to the patient. Be patient.” — Ross StevensRoss Stevens brings us back another brilliant piece in the Stone Ridge investment letter