Deniz Saat

During the Bitcoin 2023 event held in Miami Beach, Strike, the global Bitcoin payments service, made several exciting announcements.  They revealed the expansion of their service to 65 additional countries, spanning across six continents. Alongside this expansion, Strike introduced support for receiving funds in U.S. dollar equivalents, specifically USDt.

Governor Ridwan Kamil of West Java Province in Indonesia and Samson Mow, the CEO of JAN3 and a prominent global advocate for Bitcoin, shared insights during a fireside chat titled "The Indonesia Bitcoin Mining Campaign."  They revealed that the Indonesian government is actively exploring the potential benefits of

"Introduction to Lightning Network" is a virtual training course provided by Bitcoin Argentina, a non-governmental organization (NGO) dedicated to promoting the adoption and understanding of Bitcoin. The primary objective of this course is to educate participants about the operational aspects and potential development opportunities associated with the Lightning

Fold, a Bitcoin rewards company, has unveiled its plans for expansion into El Salvador. The establishment of a new office in the country will serve as its operational hub in Latin America. Fold's primary objective is to facilitate global accessibility and user-friendly adoption of Bitcoin. CEO Will Reeves

According to its latest assurance report published on Wednesday, Tether, the issuer of the stablecoin, reported a net profit of $1.48 billion for the first quarter of the year, which is double the amount from the previous quarter. The company provided a detailed breakdown of its holdings, including Bitcoin

A bill has been introduced by a group of U.S. senators, mandating the submission of reports on the adoption of Bitcoin as legal tender in El Salvador. Senators James Risch, Bob Menendez, and Bill Cassidy have proposed the "Accountability for Cryptocurrency in El Salvador Act," which requires

The Human Rights Foundation (HRF) has awarded $455,000 in grants to twelve projects worldwide through its Bitcoin Development Fund. These grants specifically target enhancements in Bitcoin scaling, privacy, decentralization, global education, censorship-resistant communication, and community-building endeavors.  Africa and Asia are among the areas of focus for funding Bitcoin development.

As per the statement of Prime Minister Daniel Risch to German newspaper Handelsblatt, Liechtenstein's government intends to allow Bitcoin to be used as payment for state services. Under the proposal outlined by Risch, Bitcoin or cryptocurrency received by the government would be immediately converted to Swiss francs to