Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Frank Corva writes about Bitcoin adoption around the world. Screven County, Georgia made history on November 5, 2024 when it ...

The U.S. Commerce Department has begun publishing GDP data on public blockchains, including Bitcoin, marking yet another strong endorsement of BTC from the Trump administration. The U.S. government ...

Bitcoin developers are again at odds over how the world’s oldest and largest blockchain should handle storing information on-chain, with a proposal to relax long-standing limits on the size of data ...

Blockchain's role in cybersecurity continues to expand as organizations seek reliable ways to secure data, verify identities, ...

Bitcoin's core infrastructure is continually being re-engineered with each Bitcoin blockchain upgrade. Consequently, these upgrades alter how Bitcoin is traded and how it moves throughout the market.

Bitcoin’s blockchain allows users to embed hidden messages, functioning as both a financial ledger and a permanent message board. Bitcoin’s OP_RETURN field enables users to store short messages ...

I recently had the pleasure of visiting the lovely mountain town of Lugano, Switzerland, whose appeal lies in that it is basically Italy but administered by the Swiss. That’s according to Tether CEO ...

The Bitcoin Genesis Block has turned 17 today. Here’s the significance of this event and what it means for defi.

Inscriptions are a novel feature that allows users to permanently store data, such as text, images, or even files directly on the Bitcoin blockchain. Introduced through the Ordinals protocol by ...

The larger world didn’t start paying much attention to bitcoin until 2013. That was the year mainstream companies like Microsoft, Expedia and Dell, among others, began to accept the alternative, ...

The Bitcoin transaction mempool is a temporary storage area for unconfirmed transactions that are waiting for a miner to add them to a new block. Every Bitcoin node runs a mempool and works to check ...