Mike Crosbie, COO at B HODL, writes that success for a Bitcoin treasury company is defined by growing Sats per Share, not its fiat share price.

“Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery” moves from the search for Satoshi Nakamoto to exploring Bitcoin's resilience and global impact.

The German government transferred $175 million worth of Bitcoin to various exchanges, reducing its total to 40,359 Bitcoin. Shortly after, Arkham Intelligence reported via X and its on-chain explorer that the wallet received inflows of 1,915 Bitcoin from Kraken, Bitstamp, and Coinbase. Update: German Government BTC Movements German Government wallets received 1915 BTC ($111.5M) last night back from addresses linked to Kraken, Bitstamp and Coinbase. 1047.4 BTC ($57.2M) has been moved out of t

"Bitcoiners," masterfully directed, shot, and edited by Rob Johnson, not only showcases an exemplary level of cinematic craftsmanship but also delves deeply into the film's significance within the digital age's evolving landscape. This documentary ventures into the heart of Bitcoin culture, sidestepping the conventional approach of relying heavily on "expert" commentary and technical jargon. Instead, it opts for a more visceral and intimate portrayal of those deeply entrenched in the Bitcoiner l

I hereby call on the New York Times to stop their print media newspaper business immediately. I recently published an exposé of the New York Times wasteful newspaper printing business on Nostr and Twitter, but felt it imperative to publish this research in the BTC Times, one of the last trusted names in news. https://twitter.com/WalkerAmerica/status/1646875815915798530 Stop the Presses The New York Times murders trees to print newspapers at 27 locations which take a trip (by truck and/o

I just love the John Wick series of movies. Keanu Reeves plays the character so well. It’s gutsy and gritty. Reeves also stars as Neo in another of my favorites - The Matrix.  And it is here that he cut his teeth on films that are not simply meant to entertain, but to make us question and think. The Matrix sparks my curiosity every time I sit down to watch it. A world within a world with deep meaning and a picture of what our dystopian world could look like in the future. However, this weekend,

You tweet about a vision for a better world on a Bitcoin standard, and you immediately get attacked by Bitcoin critics, lifetime academics, and crypto shills. You wonder to yourself - do they really think the current system is fine? Are people really this gullible? Or are they malicious? Don't we all have the same goals for a free, fair, and sustainable future? If this sounds familiar, you might just be a Bitcoiner. So what are we to do? I agree with Austin Hill, we should start with: what do

Apparently we’re on Web5 now. That was the announcement last Friday, from a subsidiary of Block called TBD. The tagline reads a lot like Web3 – “an extra decentralized web that puts you in control of your data and identity” – but a peek behind the marketing reveals some humble goals. Late last year, Jack Dorsey publicly criticized the idea of “Web3” with a tweet: "You don't own 'web3.' The VCs and their LPs do. It will never escape their incentives. It’s ultimately a centralized entity with a d