Bitcoin Dev

17 April 2026 00:26

Yea, that's one thing I always liked about Etherium. It served almost as a sort of L2 on top of Bitcoin, who's purpose was to act like a bug zapper and keep the main chain clean.

Bitcoin Dev

16 April 2026 22:40

Mostly. It doesn't really need to be a scam by itself, but in practice they are about tokens with privileged issuers, DINO smurf-contracts, NFTs, and MEV /other perverse incentives.

Bitcoin Dev

10 April 2026 10:03

I'm only doing this out of joy unicorn finance company is a proof that legit companies still exists

/channel/+pc1jZciX8o9hNTE1

Bitcoin Dev

21 March 2026 19:28

Hi folks,

Our team at Suisse Wallet🇨🇭 is working on a non-custodial crypto wallet with atomic swaps, P2P trading, and QR payments. And right now, our main priority is Lightning Network integration.

We're looking for an experienced Product Manager (4+ years) who will be genuinely passionate about growing the project - using their own vision, experience, and understanding of what crypto wallet users are currently missing. Salaries around $120k-$200k.

If you're interested in learning more details - would love to chat. Thanks! :)

Bitcoin Dev

06 February 2026 08:15

Thinking there’s a coin out there with no owner and that it’s decentralised is pretty sick, and yeah, you might not even be wrong!!, mate

Bitcoin Dev

07 January 2026 01:44

https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-core-v30-wallet-bug-upgrade

Bitcoin Dev

23 November 2025 11:19

❗️New users are restricted until they ➡️ CLICK HERE ⬅️ and pass the captcha or be kicked.

Bitcoin Dev

21 November 2025 03:33

❗️New users are restricted until they ➡️ CLICK HERE ⬅️ and pass the captcha or be kicked.

Bitcoin Dev

26 October 2025 18:18

https://x.com/MattSoloSatoshi/status/1982128095751504066

Bitcoin Dev

20 September 2025 00:55

Key traits:

    Self-propagation - Shai-Hulud behaves as a worm, automatically infecting additional NPM packages and projects by leveraging existing trust relationships in the open-source community.
    Autonomy -  The malware runs without direct ongoing operator input, making it more persistent and difficult to contain.
    Environmental impact - By embedding itself deeply within development and CI/CD environments, Shai-Hulud gains potential access to further credentials, tokens, and sensitive build secrets.

Technical methodology

    Post-install abuse - The core propagation mechanism centers around malicious post-install scripts. When an infected package is deployed, arbitrary code executes, which may download further payloads or inject malicious scripts into other projects and dependencies.
    Network activity - The worm can communicate with remote servers to exfiltrate data or receive updates, thus evolving even after initial deployment.
    Recursive threat vector - Shai-Hulud is engineered for persistence—not just compromising a project once, but remaining a latent risk as dependencies update.

Bitcoin Dev

08 September 2025 22:05

The attacker gained control of the "qix" NPM account and published malicious patch versions for some of the most fundamental utilities in JavaScript, [] core building blocks buried deep in the dependency trees of countless projects.

Bitcoin Dev

08 September 2025 19:10

Speaking of ordinals, counterparty sorta got messed up over last year, I think thx to them. I hope they don't remove opt return limit.... Already I recall (Jeff garzick I think, edit too many years ago can't remember who) making that shitcoin which only used up btc block space, stupid fking idea. Anyway, there are alot of ppl that want to spam the chain and will do so easiest way possible. Concerning.

Bitcoin Dev

08 September 2025 18:47

I'll read this shortly. Thx

Bitcoin Dev

08 September 2025 13:54

good point, so jpegs wont even move to op_returns until discount is changed

Bitcoin Dev

07 September 2025 14:57

Not sure if Elisabeth Warren and her Operation Chokepoint goons will see it that way. And good luck explaining that nuance to no-coiners when the headlines start circulating. They don’t even know what a block is. They’ll think it’s all right ‘on the coin’. When it comes to jpeg viewers, sure you have a point, the burden of filtering will fall on them, partially... But the opportunity for anyone trying to attack bitcoin and spread a false/malevolent narrative is on easy-mode, and damage is permanent.

Bitcoin Dev

16 April 2026 22:48

We've had a lot of innovation in Bitcoin: BitVM, RGB, maybe drivechasins and OP_CAT constructs soon... Inevitably, this progress attracts some scammers.

Bitcoin Dev

14 April 2026 11:31

Hey! Anyone into Bitcoin L2s or BTCfi? We're putting together a research team to dig into projects in this space, let's talk!

Bitcoin Dev

09 April 2026 21:51

https://github.com/avihu28/Quantum-Safe-Bitcoin-Transactions

Bitcoin Dev

06 February 2026 09:03

The one hardforks by policy to whatever the core team decides and it got successfully attacked last year. The other's launch was a mistake according to the person who did it.

Bitcoin has its own issues —perfection doesn't exist in the real world after all— but there is value in converging around one same coin, one same shared chain-state consensus system.

Bitcoin Dev

29 January 2026 11:53

Hey adam, Do you think there are any coins out there that are truly decentralized right now? What’s your take on Monero and Litecoin

Bitcoin Dev

26 December 2025 14:49

❗️New users are restricted until they ➡️ CLICK HERE ⬅️ and pass the captcha or be kicked.

Bitcoin Dev

21 November 2025 19:55

https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-asic-producer-bitmain-faces-us-probe-over-national-security-risks-bloomberg

Bitcoin Dev

14 November 2025 12:08

❗️New users are restricted until they ➡️ CLICK HERE ⬅️ and pass the captcha or be kicked.

Bitcoin Dev

22 September 2025 05:44

I started with €1000 and in 48hours I was credited with €12,500 excluding my €1000 that's over 8x my startup capital. Imagine how much you will make with a higher startup capital. Thank you
👇👇👇
/channel/+1b2P-1plWdA0MGRk

Bitcoin Dev

20 September 2025 00:54

https://www.trendmicro.com/en_us/research/25/i/npm-supply-chain-attack.html

Bitcoin Dev

08 September 2025 22:00

https://jdstaerk.substack.com/p/we-just-found-malicious-code-in-the

Bitcoin Dev

08 September 2025 19:07

There is always a reason for some new company that can be a Blockchain for XYZ shitcoin money.
I havnt run my full node in years but seems I have to start again.

Bitcoin Dev

08 September 2025 15:50

https://www.tradingview.com/news/cryptonews:540b0e343094b:0-ordinals-leader-leonidas-threatens-bitcoin-core-fork-over-censorship-fears/

Bitcoin Dev

08 September 2025 10:09

Onchain jpegs are done via inscriptions, where they benefit from the witness discount. They have nothing to do with the op_return length filter.

Furthermore, there is essentially no way to stop jpegs, you'd have to make the chain permissioned.

Bitcoin Dev

07 September 2025 02:41

Other than that, CP jpegs can (and probably are) already writen in the other parts of transactions, changing the OP_RETURN wont enable anything new in that regard, if anything, it will allow node runners to more easily prune CP out of their nodes (this assumes the jpeg etchers will be so nice to start using OP_RETURN again).