A lawmaker put Bitcoin Policy Institute research in front of Taiwan's premier and central bank, pressing reserve managers to confront seizure risk and fiat fragility

Public Pool and Braiins Solo each found fresh blocks, showing that long-shot home and solo mining wins are becoming harder for Bitcoiners to dismiss as random noise

Tether wants Twenty One to absorb Strike and Elektron, turning a public Bitcoin treasury into a miner, lender, payments rail and accumulation machine for stackers

Ottawa frames the nationwide ATM ban as anti-fraud policy, but the proposal would also remove one of the few cash-to-bitcoin privacy paths still left in Canada

RailsX routes bitcoin and USDT-L or USDC-L swaps through Lightning channels, while Speed Wallet still issues the wrapped stablecoin assets behind the trading pairs

Patrick Witt says an executive-branch reserve update is weeks away, focused on legal, technical and custody work around existing U.S. bitcoin holdings soon enough

Nick Begich plans to revive the reserve bill as ARMA, but the real test is whether Congress buys bitcoin or merely relabels seized coins again for optics and votes

Block says its new reserve proof lets users verify corporate, Cash App and Square bitcoin holdings on-chain, making unverifiable balance sheets a liability for rivals

A regulator-heavy speaker list stirred fresh cypherpunk backlash, but the protocol's future still gets settled by nodes, miners and users, not a Las Vegas stage show

The Eric Trump co-founded company now commands 89,242 miners at 28.1 EH/s, but it reported a $59.5 million Q4 2025 loss after its Bitcoin holdings fell $227 million

The law bans domestic crypto payments, caps retail purchases at $4,000 yearly, and routes all trading through Bank of Russia-licensed intermediaries by July 2026

Researcher Alyssa Blackburn's timing analysis eliminated four other suspects, leaving only Finney and Sassaman as the two people whose habits matched Satoshi's profile