Fold, a Bitcoin rewards app, is set to go public on Nasdaq through a $365 million SPAC merger.
Saifedean Ammous explores the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, emphasizing property rights, international law, and the influence of modern Zionism, urging a reevaluation of policies to achieve a just resolution.
Proton, the company behind ProtonMail, has launched Proton Wallet, a non-custodial bitcoin wallet integrated with ProtonMail, allowing users to send bitcoin as easily as an email.
It's bitcoin conference week and the announcements are rolling in.
Bitcoin miner Marathon Digital has been ordered to pay $138 million for violating a non-disclosure agreement with former executive Michael Ho.
Lightning Labs has unveiled Taproot Assets on Lightning, enabling the minting and instant transfer of various assets on the Bitcoin network.
Tom Luongo explores the failed assassination attempt on Trump, its implications for American politics, and the evolving influence of tech figures and strategic alliances within the political landscape.
Whitney Webb and Mark Goodwin delve into the complex interplay of political maneuvers, corporate influence, and surveillance technology, highlighting how digital IDs and AI-driven data manipulation threaten personal freedoms and democratic principles.
The UK High Court has ruled against Craig Wright's claim of being Bitcoin's creator Satoshi Nakamoto, with the judgment highlighting extensive forgery and opening the door to potential perjury charges.
Semler Scientific's forward-thinking board and contrarian investment philosophy highlight Bitcoin's strategic value for corporate treasuries.
The U.S. House upheld President Biden's veto on a bill to nullify the SEC's SAB 121 rule, which requires public companies to include customers' Bitcoin on their balance sheets.
MicroStrategy, the largest corporate Bitcoin holder among publicly traded companies, announces a 10-for-1 stock split to make shares more affordable and accessible.
