Bitcoin Core News

Bitcoin’s node count has achieved another all-time high milestone with almost half of the nodes running on Tor.

Apart from removing the white paper, Cøbra has removed access to Bitcoin software for site visitors from the United Kingdom.

Paul Krugman's harsh comments touched on core development issues within the Bitcoin community.

501(3)(c) status boosts the project's legitimacy as well as its efficiency in using donations.

Legal threats by self-proclaimed Satoshi Nakamoto, Craig Wright, have caused one site to remove what he claims is “his” Bitcoin whitepaper. But others are refusing to give up so easily.

Amid increasing distrust of custodial solutions and recent upgrades to Bitcoin Core, more Bitcoiners are starting to run their own nodes.

The Coinbase Crypto Community Fund was awarded to João Barbosa and another pseudonymous developer.

Bitcoin Core touts itself as a direct descendant of Satoshi Nakamoto’s original Bitcoin software client.

While Hal Finney may no longer be with us, one of his proposals from 2011 may soon find its way to Bitcoin thanks to an expired patent.

As lead maintainer Wladimir van der Laan takes a break from Bitcoin duties, we ask what would happen if the entire Github maintenance team disappeared.

When determining consensus in the blockchain community, right and wrong isn't always "Black" and "White".

Wuille will continue contributing to a new Multi-Signature standard for Bitcoin.

The countdown clock has expired for many, but not all.

Despite a growing number of advanced privacy features, Bitcoin Cash seems to have fallen out of favor with Dark Web operators.

Scientists in China managed to exchange a crypto key at a distance of over 1,000 kilometers, could this lead to hackerproof cryptography?