Bitcoin guides

The Bitcoin Lightning Network is a second-layer protocol (Layer 2) built on top of the Bitcoin blockchain.

Bitcoin transactions involve public addresses that act as pseudonyms rather than direct personal identifiers.

Understand what it is, how Bitcoin’s supply is mathematically defined, the mechanics of halving, and why it ensures Bitcoin’s scarcity and value.

Explore Bitcoin’s Taproot upgrade in-depth — its purpose, implementation, advantages, challenges, and how the community views this significant enhancement to Bitcoin’s privacy, efficiency, and smart contract capabilities.

Explore the detailed process of Bitcoin mining, including how individual miners and mining pools operate, rewards structure and more.

Explore the origins, technical workings, and the critical role of the SHA-256 hash algorithm in Bitcoin

Bitcoin and most cryptocurrencies rely on a powerful cryptographic technology known as asymmetric encryption. This technology uses a pair of keys a private key and a public key.

As crypto becomes increasingly mainstream, cybercriminals are stepping up their efforts to steal digital assets.

Recently, major Bitcoin exchanges have signaled plans to sell blockchain analysis tools to government agencies.

Bitcoin sidechains are separate blockchains that operate alongside the main Bitcoin network, enabling new features without changing Bitcoin’s core protocol.