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Bitcoin Block 666,666 Fights Evil With a Bible Verse


The double 'number of the beast' Bitcoin (BTC) block has been mined, carrying a Bible verse as a message. Late last night, UTC time, the block number 666,666 was mined, and it included an aptly placed message by the sender, reading: "Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with...

21M Bitcoin and the Promise of Scarcity


In Bitcoin, the promise of a limited supply is great. This was one of the biggest things that initially appealed to me when I heard about Bitcoin. “No more than twenty one million bitcoins will ever exist!” But can this promise be kept in the long run? Has the Promise Already Been...

Transaction fees, explained


Why do blockchains need transaction fees — and which networks allow crypto to be transferred less expensively? This explained article takes a look

Wild Satoshi Theories: The Curious Case of Bitcoin Block 3654 from 2009


On Wednesday, 50 bitcoin mined on February 9, 2009, was moved from the original address to a new address. The movement of coins caused a great commotion throughout the cryptocurrency community, as some individuals assumed it may have been the mysterious Satoshi Nakamoto. However, skeptics believe...

Bitcoin Soars to Its Highest Level Since Crashing in March


Bitcoin hit $7,600 on Thursday, its highest level yet since crashing in early March. The cryptocurrency climbed more than 10% during the last 24 hours spurred by the return of leveraged money. Bitcoin cash (BCH), ethereum (ETH), and ripple (XRP) all rose above 4% to $239, $189, and $0.19...

Bitcoin’s Third Halving: Survey Shows 50% of Miners Expect a Price Increase


The block reward halving for BTC is 32 days away and crypto businesses and mining operations are steadily preparing for the event. Today, Bitcoin’s hashrate is hovering just above 100 exahash per second (EH/s) and one year after the 2016 halving, the digital asset’s price and hashrate...

What Is the Ideal Block Size and Fee Cost?


Many of the debates around block size in Bitcoin operate under the false premise that the question can even be properly answered by a central authority. But markets are better at deciding these questions and block sizes and fee costs should be worked out by miners and users, not development...

Bitcoin History Part 13: The First Mining Pool


The notion that anyone could solo mine bitcoin – on a CPU no less – seems positively quaint today. But in 2010, this method wasn’t just possible – it was the norm. With an exponentially lower hashrate, less competition and a 50 bitcoin block reward, there was enough pie...

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