Supply Shock

Nobody wants to accidentally spend billions of dollars on pizza, but that’s why Laszlo Hanyecz will forever be a Bitcoin Legend

In 2014, Microsoft virus scanners were detecting viruses in Bitcoin software

What was a cool $500,000 would now be worth more than $7 million

PGP creator Phil Zimmermann’s connection with Bitcoin is complicated

Bitcoin undergoes a series of supply shocks every four years

Togo activist Farida Nabourema is fighting back with Bitcoin

US states are now competing for Bitcoin bragging rights

Debate over extra Bitcoin use cases has returned, two years on from Ordinals

In 1999, Daniel Bernstein fought for code to be protected, just like free speech

The famed billionaire investor had harsh words for Bitcoin seven years ago

Hal Finney joined the Bitcoin network in its first seven days

Bitcoin stands on the shoulders of these Cypherpunk giants

Long before Ordinals, bitcoin gambling site SatoshiDice was blamed for spamming the chain

You know about the Bitcoin Standard — what about the Bitcoin Scholarship?

Satoshi Disappear Day celebrates Bitcoin’s success without its creator

Before he became a meme, Christian was just another 25-year-old working at a global macro fund

Bitcoin is still rising, 11 years after the documentary film The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin

Satoshi’s “moved on to other things” is Bitcoin’s “return some video tapes”

Mining outfits have gone bust in the wake of prior halvings. Not so this time around.

In 2011, WikiLeaks faced a financial blockade imposed by the US government. It was Bitcoin’s first major test.

The Lightning Network wouldn’t be here today if it weren’t for people like Jack Mallers

P2P Foundation founder Michel Bauwens revealed this week that Satoshi wrote him over email in the early days of Bitcoin

The Balkan micronation went from Bitcoin economy to blockchain buzzwords in 10 years

In 2011, bitcoin blew past the one-dollar event horizon and never looked back