Bitcoin Core is open-source software maintained by independent developers, not a company. Many developers started as volunteers, but over time, some received sponsorships or full-time ...

Bitcoin’s supply cap is enforced by software and social consensus, not by immutable law. Bugs have tested that system before.

Summer of Bitcoin has opened applications for its 2026 cohort. Summer of Bitcoin (SoB), a global, remote program designed to train university students as contributors to Bitcoin open-source projects, ...

Key metrics tracking the development of Bitcoin Core show 2025 was a good year for the blockchain, with more developers contributing more code, says Jameson Lopp. Bitcoin developers working on the ...

Without OP_CAT, Bruce Liu says Bitcoin is as "useful as a jumbo jet without wings" capable of much more than it’s allowed to do, but stuck on the ground while Ethereum and Solana soar. Liu, the ...

Bitcoin’s four-year price cycle is commonly attributed to halvings, but a competing macro framework known as the Everything Code argues that global liquidity and debt cycles are the real driver of ...

Bitcoin’s 4-year cycle refers to the recurring pattern of bull and bear markets historically linked to Bitcoin halvings, shifts in supply issuance, and broader changes in market liquidity and investor ...

Open-source code is code that is posted publicly online. Anyone is free to use the code for their own purposes, scrutinize it for bugs or propose new changes or features. Open-source code is the ...

When I first heard the word Bitcoin (BTC) around the mid-2010s, Michael Saylor wasn’t anywhere in the picture. But now, one can't talk about Bitcoin without mentioning Saylor. In 1989, Saylor ...