Supply Shock

Why nobody can ever truly “win” Bitcoin mining

In 2012, a doctor offered fertility treatment discounts for customers paying in BTC

Bitcoin grew too big for these types of hypotheticals

Bitcoin needs a price, but its magic runs deeper

E-gold reached $2 billion annual volume at its 2006 peak

Celebrating Bitcoin’s “zero to 1,000%” moment

The gap between cryptography breakthroughs is shortening

Let’s go whale watching, Bitcoin style: Investigating the mysterious “12ib7” wallet now worth $3.2 billion

Silk Road founder Ulbricht made a triumphant return to the Bitcoin Conference, 10 years on from sentencing

One small step for man, one giant leap for Bitcoin

Decentralized money was a “very unpopular goal” when concepts were proposed in the ’90s, said Nick Szabo

Bitcoin’s creator may have had a powerful mining trick up his sleeve

Celebrating the wisdom of a diamond-handed Bitcoin Legend

Would you eat a billion dollars worth of pizza?

Software has eaten the world. Now, it’s Bitcoin’s turn

Bitcoin hit this little-known milestone days before Pizza Day

Bitcoin is formally in the second phase of its adoption curve

Nobody wants to accidentally spend billions of dollars on pizza, but that’s why Laszlo Hanyecz will forever be a Bitcoin Legend

In 2014, Microsoft virus scanners were detecting viruses in Bitcoin software

What was a cool $500,000 would now be worth more than $7 million

PGP creator Phil Zimmermann’s connection with Bitcoin is complicated

Bitcoin undergoes a series of supply shocks every four years

Togo activist Farida Nabourema is fighting back with Bitcoin

US states are now competing for Bitcoin bragging rights