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№ 085Bitcoin

How Taproot Changed Bitcoin Multisig's On-Chain Footprint

Taproot made complex Bitcoin multisig wallets look identical to single-sig on-chain. Here's the exact mechanism, the tradeoffs, and what it means for privacy.

Daniel Brooks5 min read / 13.06.2026
№ 086Bitcoin

Bitcoin Dust Threshold: What Makes a UTXO Unspendable

The Bitcoin dust threshold isn't arbitrary. Here's the exact fee logic that turns a tiny UTXO into an unspendable output — and why it matters.

Daniel Brooks6 min read / 13.06.2026
№ 087Bitcoin

OP_RETURN: How Bitcoin Stores Data On-Chain

OP_RETURN lets anyone embed up to 80 bytes of arbitrary data in a Bitcoin transaction. Here's exactly how it works and what it costs.

Sophia Bennett6 min read / 12.06.2026
№ 088Analysis

Bitwise Sees More Bitcoin Downside Ahead

Bitwise's André Dragosch warns of up to 20% more bitcoin downside, sketching a 'max pain' floor near $48,000. What that scenario actually means.

Ethan Caldwell6 min read / 12.06.2026
№ 089Bitcoin

Bitcoin Institutionalization Faces a Fundamental Clash

A circular economy founder argues bitcoin institutionalization works against the asset's original design. Here's where the friction actually lives.

Sophia Bennett6 min read / 12.06.2026
№ 090Regulation

DeFi Compliance Faces a Reckoning on Two Fronts

A $1.34M Raydium exploit and Botanix's layer-2 shutdown show DeFi's compliance and security gaps colliding with thin demand. What regulators watch next.

Daniel Brooks6 min read / 12.06.2026
№ 091Mining

Why Miners Sometimes Orphan Their Own Blocks

Proof-of-work miners occasionally discard valid blocks they just mined. Here's the exact mechanic, why it happens, and what it reveals about mining incentives.

Lucas Harper5 min read / 12.06.2026
№ 092Bitcoin

How Mempool Congestion Spreads Across Node Clusters

Mempool congestion doesn't hit all nodes at once. Here's how geographic propagation works and why your fee estimate can lag reality by minutes.

Sophia Bennett5 min read / 12.06.2026
№ 093Mining

Bitcoin's Difficulty Adjustment: Why Two Weeks?

Bitcoin recalibrates mining difficulty every 2,016 blocks. Here's the exact mechanic, why Satoshi picked that window, and what it means in practice.

Lucas Harper5 min read / 11.06.2026
№ 094Markets

SpaceX IPO Squeezes Crypto as Liquidity Drains

SpaceX's $250B order book is pulling cash from risk assets. Here's why the SpaceX IPO may keep pressuring crypto, and what the SPCX perp is signaling.

Sophia Bennett6 min read / 11.06.2026
№ 095Analysis

Advisors Pick Stablecoins Over Bitcoin: Bitwise Note

Bitwise's Matt Hougan says 40-plus advisors he spoke with care more about stablecoins and tokenization than Bitcoin. What that shift could mean next.

Ethan Caldwell6 min read / 11.06.2026
№ 096Markets

Bitcoin ETF Outflows Erase Trump-Era Gains

U.S. spot bitcoin ETF assets have slid to $77.6B, the lowest since November 2024, even as crypto regulation turned friendlier. Here's what's draining the money.

Sophia Bennett5 min read / 10.06.2026
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