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Bitcoin is being explored as three distinct ideas: a currency, an asset and a commodity. Because regulation takes place mostly at state level, Bitcoin has become all three things simultaneously in different parts of the world.

Bitcoin starts the week near $30.20K, having fended off attempts to break below a meaningful round level since the second half of last week. However, Bitcoin failed to break out of its range at the beginning of last week, where it has been consolidating for the past three weeks. We should be prepared for BTCUSD to go deeper into a correction just below $29.0K.

The Ethereum co-founder shed light on how Ethereum has managed to incorporate various scaling solutions over the years.

An 18-year-old Salvadoran returned to his former high school to teach senior professors about Bitcoin after completing the El Salvador Bitcoin diploma program.

Lightning Labs, the leading Lightning Network development firm, has unveiled a new set of tools that enables artificial intelligence (AI) applications to interact with the Bitcoin network. This breakthrough allows AI developers to leverage Lightning Network’s layer-2 solution for faster, cheaper, and more accessible payments, addressing the limitations of traditional payment methods. Lightning Labs, renowned for its work on the Lightning Network, has

Large Language Models (LLM) like ChatGPT will now be able to hold, receive and send Bitcoin via the Lightning Network.

How many people actually own and use crypto? The answer to this question can help understand not only the markets maturity, but also gauge the technological progress within the industry and its various sectors.

Renowned physicist and technology start-up expert Dr João Pela joins Skrmiish as head of data, driving data strategy and innovation.

Bitcoin miners took in $184 million from transaction fees in Q2 2023 — which is a 270% increase from Q1 and the first quarter to have surpassed the $100 million mark since Q2 2021.

A professional investor tells us where he’d put his money. This week: Bradley Duke, manager of the ETC Group Digital Assets and Blockchain Equity UCITS ETF.