Babylon Protocol reached 420,000 BTC staked — approximately 2% of Bitcoin's total supply — without bridging a single satoshi off the main chain. The milestone validates native Bitcoin staking as a credible yield category.
A new generation of Bitcoin Layer 2 protocols — Stacks, BOB, Bitlayer, and Babylon — compete to bring smart contracts and DeFi to BTC. We compare their architectures, TVL, and trade-offs in depth.
Russia signed comprehensive crypto mining legislation into law, formally legalising an industry estimated at $5 billion in annual turnover. The rules cover taxation, energy allocation, and export of mined coins.
The April 2024 Bitcoin halving delivered a 71% price gain to an all-time high of $108,000 by March 2026, followed by a correction. We examine the timeline, miner profitability, ETF inflows, and how this cycle compares to the three previous halvings.
Bitmain unveiled the Antminer S25 Pro with a rated efficiency of 11 joules per terahash — the most efficient Bitcoin ASIC ever shipped at scale. We analyse the specs, pricing, and what this means for the mining industry.
The Bitcoin Lightning Network reached 8,000 BTC in public channel capacity and 50,000 active routing nodes, cementing its position as the leading Bitcoin payments layer for near-instant, low-fee transactions.
Hut 8 and CleanSpark both reported record quarterly earnings by blending traditional Bitcoin mining with AI cloud computing. The hybrid model is redefining what a public mining company looks like in 2026.
Bitcoin mining difficulty reached an all-time high, reflecting a record hash rate and fierce competition among miners. We analyse what surging difficulty means for miner economics and the post-halving cycle.
Marathon Digital crossed the 60 exahash-per-second mark, becoming the world's largest publicly traded Bitcoin miner. We break down how the company got there, what it means for the network, and where margins stand.
CME Group's Bitcoin futures open interest surpassed $25 billion for the first time, signalling unprecedented institutional participation and reshaping Bitcoin's derivatives landscape ahead of macro catalysts.
The number of public companies holding Bitcoin on their balance sheets crossed 100 for the first time, cementing BTC's role as a legitimate corporate reserve asset and reshaping institutional finance.
New to crypto? This beginner's guide covers the best cryptocurrencies to start with in 2026 — Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and stablecoins — with portfolio allocation examples, DCA strategy, tax basics, and what to avoid.
Complete guide to crypto mining in 2026 — how Bitcoin ASICs work, profitability calculations, top miners (Bitmain S21 Pro, MicroBT M70, Canaan Avalon), pool vs solo mining, cloud hashrate options, plus PoW altcoins, tax, and key risks.
A practical 30-day roadmap for absolute crypto beginners in 2026. Learn blockchain basics, pick a regulated exchange, make your first Bitcoin or Ethereum purchase, set up a self-custody wallet, and build a simple DCA strategy — with guidance on what to avoid along the way.
A complete step-by-step guide to buying Bitcoin in 2026 — from choosing a regulated exchange and passing KYC to placing your first order, withdrawing to a self-custody wallet, and understanding fees and taxes. Beginner-friendly, with no jargon.
A clear explanation of the three main Bitcoin node types — full archival, pruned full, and SPV — with a step-by-step setup guide for running a pruned Bitcoin Core node on a Raspberry Pi 4.
How dollar-cost averaging works for Bitcoin, historical DCA return scenarios across three different investment sizes and timeframes, how to automate DCA, and the most common mistakes to avoid.
A balanced guide to the self-custody versus Bitcoin ETF debate — comparing genuine risks on both sides, amount thresholds, inheritance planning, and the hybrid approach most investors benefit from.
Everything you need to know about Bitcoin ETFs in 2026: how spot, futures, and leveraged ETFs work, the major US products compared, tax implications, and how ETFs affect Bitcoin's price.
A deep dive into Bitcoin's four halving cycles — 2012, 2016, 2020, and 2024 — comparing returns, market structure, and what the 2028 halving could mean for price and miner economics.