March 2, 2026What the Iran Conflict Means for Bitcoin’s Price
Attention has shifted to whether the Iran conflict remains contained, as Bitcoin traders weigh elevated oil prices and a rising gold price.
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March 1, 2026Bitcoin price rebound comes under threat from UN Security Council alarm and Hormuz oil scare
Bitcoin held near $66,000 on Sunday, March 1, after a weekend geopolitical shock tied to U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran, setting up Monday’s U.S. reopen as the first major liquidity and spot ETF flow test of the rebound. The diplomatic alarm bell rang alongside the price rebound. At an
March 1, 2026The Best AI Tools That Actually Respect Your Privacy
Big Tech AI tools treat your data like a buffet. Here are nine alternatives that don’t—and which one wins for your specific threat model.
March 1, 2026Crypto investment cons now run like call centers and the DOJ $580M haul shows where the money pools
For years, the wrong-number text arrived like clockwork. A friendly mistake, then apologies, small talk, and gradual friendship. Eventually, the investment tip was a “sure thing” on a slick platform showing returns that seemed too good to ignore. Americans watched account balances climb on fabricated dashboards, only to discover the
March 1, 2026Bitcoin’s 15% difficulty spike allows one on-chain metric to flip miners from sellers to hoarders in days
Bitcoin difficulty just reset about 15% higher to roughly 144.40T. While this is neither the first nor the last, it is the largest since around 2021. The timing is important because the protocol tightened miner economics while Bitcoin has been chopping around the mid-$60,000s with repeated tests near $65,000. Graph
March 1, 2026You Can Earn Real Bitcoin for Playing This Mining Empire Game—Should You Bother?
Bitcoin Empire on iOS and Android pays out real BTC to players, but is the digital mining grind worth the meager rewards?
March 1, 2026Bitcoin developer hides a 66KB image in a transaction to expose a governance blind spot vulnerable to spam
A Bitcoin developer embedded a 66-kilobyte image inside a single transaction without using OP_RETURN or Taproot. The transaction followed consensus rules. Anyone can verify the bytes using standard node software. Martin Habovštiak didn’t do this to make art, but to prove that closing one data doorway doesn’t remove the capability,
March 1, 2026The Legal Strategy Behind Crypto Exchange Backpack’s Token-to-Equity Program
Backpack co-founder Can Sun said the exchange’s upcoming token-to-equity conversion program threads the needle on securities laws.
March 1, 2026After Bitcoin ETFs drained $3.8 billion in five weeks it suddenly flipped positive, changnig who controls the next move
For the better part of the last two years, spot Bitcoin ETFs were treated like a one-way door. They took Bitcoin out of keys and operational hassle and turned it into a ticker that fit inside every normal portfolio. Money came in, shares got created, and Bitcoin had a steady,
