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Australia: Senate approves bill on digital asset licensing
The Australian Senate's economics legislation committee has recommended the passage of the Corporations Amendment Bill 2025, which requires crypto platforms to obtain financial licences.
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Bitaxe Gamma: configuration guide
A small open-source ASIC born from the community to bring mining back to individuals and strengthen the distribution of the Bitcoin network.
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Argentina: $5 million document links Milei to Libra promotion
A file recovered from the phone of a crypto lobbyist describes a three-tranche...
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South Africa: Eskom considers discounted energy for Bitcoin miners
Surplus daytime solar electricity pushes South Africa's state utility to explore deals with...
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South Korea: AI at the service of the tax authority for digital assets
Ahead of the digital asset tax scheduled for 2027, South Korea’s tax authority...
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Bitcoin Policy Institute against Basel’s “toxic” treatment of Bitcoin
The advocacy group will push the Federal Reserve to revise the 1,250% risk...
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Apology of a bent but not broken maximalist
Between ideological purity and strategic compromise: choosing to build bridges without betraying the...
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Escaping the European Big Brother
The EU is building a digital surveillance system: Bitcoin as an escape route.
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Igor Neumann: “Since the launch of Firefish we haven’t recorded a single liquidation due to price drops”
Atlas21 interviews the COO of Firefish who explains how the marketplace is bringing...
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January 1, 2026: the European Big Brother arrives
From 2026, every movement of bitcoin and digital assets executed through supervised intermediaries...
Read moreDetailsIgor Neumann: “Since the launch of Firefish we haven’t recorded a single liquidation due to price drops”
Atlas21 interviews the COO of Firefish who explains how the marketplace is bringing Bitcoin lending to retail users and traditional institutions through a non-custodial model.
John Carvalho: “Bitcoin doesn’t scale. We need to scale trust, not complexity”
According to the CEO of Synonym, speaking at the Plan ₿ Forum in Lugano, the solution to scaling Bitcoin is to empower users to apply...
Dan Gould (Payjoin Dev Kit): “We aim to accelerate Payjoin adoption in 2026”
The lead developer of PDK spoke to Atlas21's microphones explaining how Payjoin can raise the privacy level for all Bitcoin network users.
CoinJoin: comparison of tools to improve privacy on Bitcoin
Wasabi Wallet, Whirlpool and JoinMarket: operational models, decentralization, costs, usability and waiting times to increase the privacy of your UTXO.
Spark: the layer 2 launched by Lightspark
Lightspark introduces a layer 2 for instant payments, stablecoins and interoperability with Lightning.
Guide to using the Liquid Network
How to use Bitcoin’s sidechain: peg-in, peg-out, and swaps.
Bitrefill hit by hacker attack: the Lazarus Group is believed to be behind it
The North Korean group is suspected to be behind the cyberattack that drained wallets and compromised 18,500 transactions on the...
Australia: Senate approves bill on digital asset licensing
The Australian Senate's economics legislation committee has recommended the passage of the Corporations Amendment Bill 2025, which requires crypto platforms...
USA Bitcoin ETFs: six consecutive days of inflows, a record since October
US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded nearly one billion dollars in net inflows since March 9.
Bitdeer: BTC production up 541% with growing focus on AI
The mining giant reports a sharp increase in bitcoin production and expands into the AI sector with investments worth hundreds...
Argentina: $5 million document links Milei to Libra promotion
A file recovered from the phone of a crypto lobbyist describes a three-tranche deal allegedly involving Argentine President Javier Milei.
Study: 72% of subsea cables would need to fail to impact Bitcoin
Research from the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance examines the Bitcoin network's resilience to submarine Internet cable disruptions.
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Bitrefill hit by hacker attack: the Lazarus Group is believed to be behind it
The North Korean group is suspected to be behind the cyberattack that drained wallets and compromised 18,500 transactions on the...
Australia: Senate approves bill on digital asset licensing
The Australian Senate's economics legislation committee has recommended the passage of the Corporations Amendment Bill 2025, which requires crypto platforms...
USA Bitcoin ETFs: six consecutive days of inflows, a record since October
US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded nearly one billion dollars in net inflows since March 9.
Bitdeer: BTC production up 541% with growing focus on AI
The mining giant reports a sharp increase in bitcoin production and expands into the AI sector with investments worth hundreds...
Argentina: $5 million document links Milei to Libra promotion
A file recovered from the phone of a crypto lobbyist describes a three-tranche deal allegedly involving Argentine President Javier Milei.
Study: 72% of subsea cables would need to fail to impact Bitcoin
Research from the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance examines the Bitcoin network's resilience to submarine Internet cable disruptions.
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