What Is the Bitcoin Halving and When Is the Next One?
The Bitcoin halving cuts the rate of new bitcoin in half about every four years. Here is how it works, why it matters, and when the next one is.
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The Bitcoin halving cuts the rate of new bitcoin in half about every four years. Here is how it works, why it matters, and when the next one is.
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A zap is a small Bitcoin tip sent over Nostr in sats. Here is what zaps and sats are, how they work, and why the culture runs on value-for-value.
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Bitcoin is orange because of a 2010 community logo that stuck. Here is the story, the exact hex code, and what the color means to bitcoiners.
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HODL, FUD, stack sats, orange pill, no-coiner: a plain-English glossary of the bitcoin slang you keep seeing, with what each term actually means.
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21 million is the maximum number of bitcoin that will ever exist, and it cannot be changed. Here is why the cap exists and why it matters.
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Orange-pilling means helping someone finally see why Bitcoin matters. Here is where the term comes from, what it means, and why Bitcoiners wear it.
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On 3 January 2009 Satoshi mined the first block. The Genesis Block collection marks the date across apparel and home goods.
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Bitcoin teaches you what privacy is worth. Here is how to order from 21rebel with as little data as possible, and who sees it.
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