Releases
Bitmatrix, an automated market maker (AMM) protocol, has released its mainnet beta which will enable bitcoiners to create their own liquidity pools and perform trust minimized swaps on the Liquid Network.
Guides
A guide to using Tor if it is actively blocked by your internet provider.
Releases
This is a point release with a few bug fixes and build improvements: it's a recommended upgrade from 0.12.0, with no new features.
Guides
Signal is currently blocked in Iran. To help people in the country access Signal, consider running a Signal Proxy.
News
Among Compute North's list of clients are some of the biggest bitcoin mining companies, including Marathon.
News
Inspired by El Salvador’s Bitcoin Beach, a town in Guatemala is focused on cleaning its lake by diverting used cooking oil to bitcoin miners.
Weekly Digest
Important news of the week without the bullshit.
News
BitGo focuses on bitcoin storage options for businesses and institutions.
Releases
* Feature: Improve Dev-Console #1850 (k9ert) * Feature: Menu extensions can extend menus #1648 (k9ert) * UIUX: Adding "Open Bitcoin app" verbiage to Ledger Upload Keys page #1868 (wombat6) * UIUX: Better balance display #1841 (relativisticelectron) * UIUX: Do not hide elements by default #1854 (relativisticelectron) * UIUX: Individual HWI progess for Ledger devices
News
* Existing investors include Singapore’s Temasek, SoftBank’s Vision Fund 2 and Tiger Global. https://www.cnbc.com/2022/09/21/ftx-in-talks-to-raise-1-billion-at-valuation-of-about-32-billion.html archive: https://archive.ph/psxBw No Bullshit Bitcoin is funded by donations from our audience. Click here to support us.
Research
Valves are an important tool for flow control in fluid or gas networks. We investigate the possibilities to set up valves on the Lightning Network to improve flow control and reduce expected payment failure rates.
News
The “Augury” platform includes highly sensitive network data that Team Cymru, a private company, is selling to the military. “It’s everything. There’s nothing else to capture except the smell of electricity,” one cybersecurity expert said.
