politics

Picture this—when you first found out about Bitcoin, you felt like anything was possible. The hope for a new currency beyond the reach of government, a digital gold free of the movement of today's central bank? I do. I purchased my first Bitcoin when it was still substantially less than...

Bitcoin was originally intended as a decentralized digital currency—an open-source alternative to government-controlled money. Unlike in the past, political events and policy decisions are increasingly dictating its trajectory. This change marks a profound development in Bitcoin’s usage and purpose. It is changing, from being a purely financial asset to one...

Bitcoin was first introduced in 2008 as a decentralized digital currency beyond the reach of any government. It has been more closely tied to political drama and policy decisions. Its recent trip from fringe technology to mainstream asset has been a doozy. That value shifts depending on market forces and...

For years, Bitcoin was marketed as a purely decentralized, technologically focused asset. We were told about the magic of the halving, the predictable cycles of supply and demand, and the inevitable surge in price that would follow. Remember the hype? The fourth halving has come and gone, and… spoiler alert…...

Just the mention of the name makes you picture lightning-fast transactions, super low fees, and an ecosystem that’s teeming with life from DeFi to NFTs. We’re led to believe it’s the new tech miracle, a true Ethereum killer, the next shining star of Web3. Is it just about the tech?...

Picture this reality, where the economic survival of countries no longer depends on hoarding gold in a corner vault, but on saving in a Bitcoin wallet. Sounds like science fiction? Under a second Trump administration, it would absolutely become reality. The proposal to fund a “Strategic Bitcoin Reserve” with tariff...

Is he really about to blow up the whole financial system, or has he just got everybody spooked? With reports circulating of a possible US Bitcoin reserve under a future Trump administration, the idea is gaining new currency. Forget the typical political hyperbole. This isn’t a campaign to merely win...