Joby Weeks
The Tether Is the Sentence
Joby Weeks helped build the mining world before Wall Street learned how to sell Bitcoin in a wrapper. The state put him on a leash and called it justice.
bitcoin
admin key
The Bet Under The Bet
Read pMINT as a leveraged social wrapper on pDAI conviction, not as free yield. Then decide whether that is a feature or a warning.
bitcoin
THORchain Paused After $10.8M Cross-Chain Exploit
THORchain is offline. The entire network was halted by its operators after an attacker drained roughly $10.8 million from its liquidity pools on May 15th. All swaps, deposits, and withdrawals are frozen. The theft hit native assets from Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Base, and the protocol's RUNE
USDT
Analysis: On-Chain Mapping Exposes Iranian Central Bank's USDT Network
The Central Bank of Iran now has a public transaction history. Two of its wallets on the Tron network, holding some $344 million, were not only frozen but also permanently tagged for the world to see. The public doxing came from the analytics firm Arkham Intelligence on May 11, following a US Treasu
Revolution
The Day Taxation Exposed Fake Revolutionaries
The moment crypto threatened the system, taxation became the leash... and most men put the collar straight back on.
bitcoin
Bitcoin’s Kingmakers Offer to Resign
The handful of operators who direct the majority of Bitcoin's hashrate are taking formal steps to give some of that power away. Seven of the largest mining pools, including giants like Foundry and AntPool, have formed a working group to standardize Stratum V2. Together, these entities represent a co
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The Stablecoin Era Just Entered the Banking System
For years, stablecoins existed in a strange parallel world. Billions of dollars moved across blockchains every single day, yet most of the infrastructure lived outside the traditional banking system. Regulators circled it cautiously. Governments studied it quietly behind closed doors. Banks largely
zero trust
Quantum Resistance and the Sovereign Risk of Freezing Bitcoin
There’s a quiet shift happening beneath the surface of Bitcoin. It isn’t loud, it isn’t dramatic, and it doesn’t arrive with the usual headlines people expect when something truly fundamental is being rewritten. It creeps in through technical proposals, framed as safety, framed as progress, framed a
bitcoin
One Request. $344 Million Frozen. So Who Actually Owns It?
The headline writes itself, but most people still won’t see what just happened.
zero trust
Quantum vulnerability and the governance of Satoshi era keys
The theoretical emergence of cryptographically relevant quantum computing poses a direct threat to roughly 1.7 million BTC held in early addresses. These legacy wallets, primarily from the Satoshi era, utilise Pay-to-Public-Key (P2PK) scripts that expose public keys directly on the ledger. A suffici
liberland
Liberland: Where Freedom Stops Being an Idea
The most disruptive thing about Liberland is not what it builds, but what it quietly proves. That sovereignty does not begin with permission, and never did.
zcash
ZCASH: The Trojan Horse Wearing Privacy as a Costume
There are moments in crypto where something slips into the collective feed so effortlessly that you can almost feel the invisible hand guiding it.