How Our Smartphones Spy On Us, And What You Can Do To Avoid It
As a Bitcoiner, being aware of all the ways technology is used to spy on you is paramount to good opsec. This is an opinion editorial by Anthony Feliciano, a…
The State of Lightning One Year After El Salvador’s Bitcoin Adoption
Lightning helped El Salvador adopt bitcoin one year ago, which in turn helped usage of the Bitcoin Layer 2 network balloon around the world. Bitcoin headlines more often than not…
Is Channel Jamming A Threat To Bitcoin’s Lightning Network?
Channel jamming has emerged as a potential attack vector for Bitcoin’s Lightning Network. But does it pose a real threat? (Special thanks to Antoine Riard and Gleb Naumenko, whose recent…
How The Lightning Network Could Enable A More Decentralized Web
The peer-to-peer nature of the Lightning Network allows the building of functions that help decentralize the web. This is an opinion editorial by Kishin Kato, the founder of Trustless Services…
Lightning Shines For Its Practicality
Applications built on top of the Lightning Network allow for micropayments, opening the door for integrations with existing video games and podcasts. This is an opinion editorial by Koji Higashi,…
A Conversation About Proof-Of-Work Versus Proof-Of-Stake
Bitcoin Magazine Pro hosted a Twitter Spaces that brought the biggest names in Bitcoin and crypto to converse about the Ethereum move to proof-of-stake. This is a recording of a…
Next Step To Widespread Bitcoin Adoption: Community Banks
With Taro, payments are routed through Lightning, weakening stablecoins and opening up opportunities for community banks to connect users to a global audience. This is an opinion editorial by Leo…
An Overview Of The Tradeoffs For Different Sidechain Implementations
Each Bitcoin sidechain implementation brings about different centralization and consensus issues to weigh and consider. This is an opinion editorial by Shinobi, a self-taught educator in the Bitcoin space and…