Bitcoin Magazine What Is Worth Preserving: Rupture on Remains, Decay, and the Collector’s Dilemma In 1915, Kazimir Malevich hung a black square on a gallery wall and called it the…

Bitcoin Magazine Open Source vs. Source-Available: What the Coldcard Failure Teaches About Bitcoin Software Incentives Closed versus Open Source code has divided the Bitcoin and broader crypto industry for well…

Bitcoin Magazine The Pack Is the Painting: Evil Biscuit and the Schizocollage Movement Come to Hong Kong In 1956, at an exhibition hall in Tokyo, a Japanese artist named Saburō…

Bitcoin Magazine Self Custody Is Dead. Long Live Self Custody The Coldcard hack last week dealt a low blow to certain elements of the Bitcoin industry. A somber introspection has…

Bitcoin Magazine Sealed in Foil: BMAG’s New Focus on Trading Cards Somewhere right now, on a livestream, someone is tearing open a foil package while hundreds of people watch. Trading…

Bitcoin Magazine Bitcoin is NOT Changed by Proof Of Node You might have heard about BIP-110; here’s why this fork is not just bad for Bitcoin, but it is built…

Bitcoin Magazine The History and Future of Physical Bitcoin Bitcoin’s digital nature is the source of most of its advantages. Since it is programmable, it unlocks self-custody practices that can…

Bitcoin Magazine Bitcoin Open Heads to Iconic Glen Abbey Golf Club for June 8, 2026 Event The Bitcoin Open, a combined golf and poker tournament organized by Bitcoin Sports Network…

Bitcoin Magazine Samourai Letter #6: Two Years In Dear Reader, I write this letter to you before the sun has made her first appearance. The moon still reigns on this…

Bitcoin Magazine Relics of a Revolution, Part IV: The Bank Was Already Burning Revolutions leave behind artifacts. In the summer of 2011, a painter named Alex Schaefer set up an…