Ripple gave the Skull of Satoshi to the Bitcoin Museum. CEO Brad Garlinghouse says Bitcoin and XRP have a lot in common and should work together.

Bitcoin security risks rise as falling fees and halving rewards shrink miner incentives, creating a time bomb, experts warn.

There has been much speculation about the real identity of Satoshi Nakamoto. The Bitcoin creator has been far more successful than even the acclaimed author Thomas Pynchon in hiding their identity.

U.Today - According to Bitcoin analyst and advocate Luke Broyles, the journey to mining the final Satoshi, the smallest unit of Bitcoin, will be unprecedented in digital history. According to ...

Satoshi Nakamoto' walks the streets of Bengaluru to celebrate his 50th birthday. Crypto investment firm Mudrex said the stunt generated conversations and fun. (via Bitcoin Expert India on X ...

The true believers of bitcoin, unlike these corporate stooges, weren’t part of a company and had no board. “We do not know who Satoshi is,” Thiel told the crowd. He was referring to ...

This article was featured in One Great Story, New York’s reading recommendation newsletter. Sign up here to get it nightly. If Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous inventor of bitcoin, was who I ...

THE true identity of Bitcoin creator "Satoshi Nakamoto" is known, according to a crypto executive, with his wallet hitting an estimated $100 billion in value. Bitcoin's popularity has exploded ...

U.Today - A Bitcoin statement believed to have been made by Satoshi Nakamoto has resurfaced as fresh findings emerge regarding the enigmatic Bitcoin founder's identity. In a post, Bitcoin ...

The origins of Bitcoin, the world's most renowned cryptocurrency, are shrouded in mystery, with the true identity of its creator(s) remaining unknown. The pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto has been ...

However, what about bitcoin’s elusive pseudonymous founder, Satoshi Nakamoto? At today’s current price of $96,352, up from just $300 a decade ago, the creator’s fortune could be worth as ...

(Wright was later legally deemed not to be Satoshi.) Even that burn didn’t stop their reporters from interviewing the latest man who’s claiming – without evidence – that he created Bitcoin, though.