BitcoinFi Weekly
They say a man dies twice—once when he stops breathing, and again when his name is spoken for the last time. But Hal Finney? He’s still very much alive, living in every line of code, every block mined, every transaction sent.
BitcoinFi Weekly
We've seen what happens when we forget our roots - the FTXs, the Celsius', the wBTCs of the world. These weren’t cautionary tales; they were alarm bells. Yet, in the midst of this chaos, tBTC continues its rise, proving that the decentralized spirit is alive and well.
BitcoinFi Weekly
Wrapped Bitcoin showed us how easy it is to slip back into old habits, trusting central figures. But tBTC reminds us of what's important. It's not flashy. It doesn't make big promises. It just does what Bitcoin was meant to do.
BitcoinFi Weekly
We've witnessed the Bank of Japan pirouette away from its tightening stance, sending ripples through the Yen carry trade that could rival a tsunami. Meanwhile, Bitcoin stands at a crossroads.
BitcoinFi Weekly
From zero-knowledge proofs pushing the boundaries of what's possible on-chain, to neo-banks like Fold bringing Bitcoin rewards to the masses, BitcoinFi is evolving at a dizzying pace.
BitcoinFi Weekly
From tBTC proposals and TON bridges to high-yield synthetic dollars and ZK-proofs on Bitcoin, BitcoinFi is buzzing with exhilarating and revitalizing energy.
BitcoinFi Weekly
The juxtaposition of centralized institutions' views of Bitcoin, their actions wrought with pervasiveness and fear, compared to the jittery fever of BitcoinFi development, reminds us of the early days of DeFi...goosebumps, to say the least.