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Editor-in-Chief, Bitcoin Magazine
Utrecht
Beats
Cryptocurrency Investing , Economic Relief , Personal Finance , Stocks
I am open to learning. I don't associate with anything destructive.
Content
By Aaron van Wirdum Verified| Bitcoin Magazine Verified The news got buried in part due to Trump’s inauguration and subsequent rumblings of a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve (SBR), but developer b10c recently published research showing that F2Pool — a mining pool representing ~11% of hash power on the Bitcoin network — is censoring OFAC-sanctioned transactions… again.
By Aaron van Wirdum Verified| Bitcoin Magazine Verified Technically, Donald Trump broke his campaign promise by not freeing Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht on day one of his presidency. (No, inauguration day is not “day zero.”) But as I explained in my previous Take, I wasn’t expecting a literal first day pardon anyways. Even day two exceeds my expectations. Trump delivered, and I’m very glad he did. When I first heard about Silk Road in early 2013, I was immediately intrigued by the concept of buying and selling drugs anonymously online.
By Aaron van Wirdum Verified| Bitcoin Magazine Verified The news got buried in part due to Trump’s inauguration and subsequent rumblings of a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve (SBR), but developer b10c recently published research showing that F2Pool — a mining pool representing ~11% of hash power on the Bitcoin network — is censoring OFAC-sanctioned transactions… again.
Company Info
Bitcoin Magazine
Bitcoin Magazine is the world's first and longest-running publication focused exclusively on Bitcoin and blockchain technology. Founded in 2011 by Mihai Alisie and Vitalik Buterin, it started as a print magazine in Romania and has since expanded globally. Acquired by BTC Media LLC in 2014, it has become a key resource in cryptocurrency journalism. The magazine offers a variety of content, including breaking news, market trends, and regulatory updates related to Bitcoin and blockchain. It features expert commentary and educational guides for both newcomers and experienced professionals. Additionally, Bitcoin Magazine maintains historical archives documenting significant milestones in Bitcoin's development. Its audience includes individual enthusiasts, institutional investors, developers, and businesses integrating Bitcoin into their operations. The publication is committed to providing accurate and timely coverage of Bitcoin's impact on technology and culture.
Nashville, Tennessee, United States
'+1 256-539-6100
Founded: 2011