What is the Bitcoin Lightning Network?
The Lightning Network is a network that runs on top of a blockchain to facilitate fast peer-to-peer transactions with almost zero transaction fees.
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What’s The Problem?
In this video, Joe Bryan tells a story that helps you understand how the fiat money is a broken system, why it is the cause of most of the world’s problems we face today and, most importantly, why Bitcoin is the solution. First published in Jan 7, 2025.
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Bitcoin for beginners from Matthew Kratter’s Bitcoin University
Great video from Mathew Kratter. This post includes links to his site and YoTube channel where you’ll find free videos with concise, objective and well explained Bitcoin content.
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19 benefits of Bitcoin that most people have never heard about
From Daniel Batten
published on X – September 11, 2024
Note: these are not hypothetical, or isolated benefits – but existing uses that are currently impacting an exponentially growing set of people -
Who was Buckminster Fuller?
I asked Claude Ai to write about Buckminster Fuller, here is the answer: Buckminster Fuller (1895-1983) was an American architect, inventor, designer, author, and futurist…
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Beginner’s Guide #1: Andreas Antonopoulos on Why We Need Bitcoin
Andreas Antonopoulos is a Bitcoin Legend and Peter McCormack is one of the best interviewers in the Bitcoin space “So, why Bitcoin? Because the 21st…
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The Satoshi Nakamoto Institute
Advancing and preserving bitcoin knowledge The Satoshi Nakamoto Institute was founded in November 2013 to advance and preserve knowledge of Bitcoin’s history, economics, and technology.…
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Welcome to Nostr
Nostr = Notes and Other Stuff Transmitted by Relays Nostr is a simple open source protocol for social networks. It has the power to replace…
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Bitcoin Critique from casebitcoin.com
casebitcoin.com/critiques This website has a lot of Bitcoin information including charts. I found it also nice that they have this section that pushes back on…
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Bitcoin Obituaries
Yes, that’s right. Bitcoin has died many times. 99Bitcoins website keeps track of Bitcoin Obituaries. At the time of this writing (March 2, 2024) they have logged 476 deaths.