
“We Don’t Take Satoshi’s Bitcoin”: eCash Fork Triggers Backlash Over Coin Reassignment Claims
TL;DR: Launch and origin: The eCash fork, driven by Paul Sztorc of LayerTwoLabs, is scheduled to debut in August as a mirror chain of Bitcoin’s history.

TL;DR: Launch and origin: The eCash fork, driven by Paul Sztorc of LayerTwoLabs, is scheduled to debut in August as a mirror chain of Bitcoin’s history.

This Friday, Bitcoin developer Paul Sztorc, the driving force behind Drivechains (BIP-300), reported that he will launch eCash, a new hard fork of the Bitcoin network.

TL;DR Back called the Finney-Sassaman theory “strange” and self-contradictory after the documentary argued that Finney coded Bitcoin and Sassaman wrote its white paper. He said Hal

TL;DR: Bitcoin is analyzing a proposal called BIP-361 that seeks to freeze 6.9 million coins in old wallets to resist quantum attacks. The three-phase plan includes

TL;DR NYT investigation: A new report examines linguistic patterns suggesting Adam Back could be Satoshi but stops short of confirming the identity, relying on cypherpunk archives

TL;DR: A group of dormant Bitcoin whales has come back to life after a decade of lethargy, mobilizing more than 600 BTC. These major investors awakened

TL;DR: Eli Ben-Sasson, founder of Starknet and co-founder of Zcash, has revived a fundamental discussion regarding Satoshi Nakamoto‘s vision. Unearthing archives from 2010 reveals that Bitcoin’s

TL;DR: Bitcoin surpassed 20 million mined units, with only 1 million remaining before reaching the 21 million supply cap. Block 939,999 was mined by Foundry USA,

TL;DR Up to 6.89 million BTC may have exposed public keys, according to on-chain estimates, creating a theoretical quantum vulnerability. Around 1 million BTC linked to

TL;DR Satoshi’s one million BTC and the old addresses could require a freeze if quantum computing manages to compromise Bitcoin. Roughly 6.89 million Bitcoins could become
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