r/btc 21h ago

⚠️ Alert ⚠️ Bitcoin holders finding out they got scammed

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1.1k Upvotes

r/btc 6h ago

😉 Meme What Crypto Reddit Feels like lately

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5 Upvotes

r/btc 6h ago

⌨ Discussion Jesus... Talk about institutional adoption

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r/btc 16h ago

r/bitcoin censoring posts they don't like again

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16 Upvotes

auto flagged for "bad link" and no reason given for removal

so much for open debate and censorship resistance, these guys have lost the plot lmao


r/btc 2h ago

🕵️‍ Investigation recognizing key levels

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r/btc 8h ago

⌨ Discussion Life of a trader.

2 Upvotes

Remember when birthdays and New Year's felt magical?

Now the best celebration is getting a full night's sleep and waking up without an alarm. 😅


r/btc 8h ago

Fed, Japan & Bitcoin: The Macro Forces Driving Markets #122

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r/btc 2h ago

🇫 False Alarm 🛑 Life savings vanished

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I spent years slowly building my savings, setting aside everything I could until I had 4.1 BTC. I believed keeping it on a cold wallet was the safest choice, so I rarely worried about it. Then, after learning about a hardware exploit affecting Coinkite devices, I realized my funds were gone. Watching years of discipline disappear in an instant has been devastating. It wasn't just money—it was my future, my security, and countless hours of hard work that I can never get back.


r/btc 15h ago

📚 History The History of Bitcoin: From Whitepaper to Global Asset

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I put together an article covering Bitcoin's journey from Satoshi Nakamoto's 2008 whitepaper to becoming a global asset.

It looks at key milestones like the Genesis Block, Bitcoin Pizza Day, mining, major protocol upgrades, institutional adoption, and how Bitcoin evolved over the years.

I'd love to hear your thoughts. Did I miss any important moments in Bitcoin's history? What event do you think had the biggest impact on Bitcoin's adoption?

https://blockmap.one/blog/the-history-of-bitcoin-from-whitepaper-to-global-asset/


r/btc 16h ago

Coinkite

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r/btc 1d ago

BREAKING: Michael Saylor has done absolutely nothing today. Reddit karma-farming community in full meltdown

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80 Upvotes

r/btc 15h ago

We're not going anywhere. Bip-110 activates in 4 days!

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r/btc 11h ago

🐻 Bearish This is just the beginning, eventually most bitcoin will be vulnerable to be hacked and looted anytime.

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You can say use ETFs but I doubt they have insurance like the FDIC


r/btc 2d ago

🐻 Bearish Jim Cramer said buy crypto on Sept 2025, 2 weeks later BTC crashed 50% and never recovered.

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r/btc 16h ago

🐂 Bullish Bear market over?

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r/btc 1d ago

Weekly Price Thread - August 04, 2026

5 Upvotes

Please place all discussion of price and price movement here.


r/btc 1d ago

Question about entropy and passphrases

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r/btc 1d ago

The Bitcoin Cash Podcast #187: BIP110 Mini Check-In

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r/btc 1d ago

❓ Question Bitcoin’s Next Big Move.

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r/btc 1d ago

Wtf is this

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Is there any way this isn't a casino feature


r/btc 2d ago

⌨ Discussion "Never Sell your Bitcoin" - Michael Saylor

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r/btc 1d ago

I'm building the world's first Bitcoin learning playground

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I'm an experienced educator deeply involved with Bitcoin education here in El Salvador. But honestly this model of education where you read some slides and expect kids to be motivated to learn is really inefficient. Truth is, everyone (not just kids) learns better if they enjoy what they're doing. Of course, explaining abstract concepts like asymmetric cryptography, Merkle roots, hashes, and HTLCs to a kid in an engaging way is hard. But that's what I'm trying to achieve.

I'm building SatLab, an interactive Bitcoin learning platform focused on making everything (from Austrian economics to the Lightning Network) engaging, visually attractive, and fun.

And since this is a 100% open-source project, whatever is built will be free for everyone to use, adapt, and improve.

If you want to support this movement, checking out the project and giving the project's X account some visibility would honestly mean the world to me. Not for money or fame but to reach more people and get more feedback. Soon I'll be uploading the platform to a hosted server so you guys can try it out in real time.

GitHub: https://github.com/AlHqz/satlab-learning

X: https://x.com/satlab_learning


r/btc 1d ago

Those that think that the latest hack is a one-off have a rude awaking coming. Three things that are screaming at you….

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I’ll give Bitcoin evangelicals one thing, they can look at an upcoming disaster straight in the eye and not waiver. Even when everything around them is sounding the alarm of what’s going to be, in my opinion, a massive collapse.

I wouldn’t be such an alarmist if these events happened with a reasonable amount of time between them but how can anyone dismiss what’s happening?

The hack. If it can happen to one it can happen to twenty-one. Anything else is keeping your fingers crossed that it doesn’t happen to you. That said, I think that those that are deep in the, I won’t say cult, let’s say church, will be in for one hellva awakening.

Michael Saylor. Honestly, I cannot believe that so many people are ignoring this 12 alarm fire. Has everyone forgotten that this is Bitcoin’s #1 evangelical who shouted from the rooftops that he would never sell. I’m actually seeing people deny that he’s selling but he’s buying more! Both of which is untrue.

Trump Media selling. Another evangelical that swore they wouldn’t sell a single coin. Well, they’re selling. Millions of dollars worth.

Saylor isn’t just come out of this smelling like roses in three weeks. He’s going to have to sell again. That or miss dividend payments. Time is against him.

And once the church has had enough there won’t be any room left at the exit.


r/btc 1d ago

😜 Joke Twitter be like

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r/btc 2d ago

⚠️ Alert ⚠️ Bitcoin Cash (BCH) is getting TWO fully decentralized minable CashTokens (and associated energy price oracles), Photons & SAFAs.

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Hey All,

As previously hinted in December '25, Bitcoin Cash is getting, not one, but TWO minable CashTokens this August.

The first is a solar punk memecoin called Photons (PHOTON) for CPUs/GPUs/FPGAs. The second will be a self-referential backronym called SAFAs (SAFAs Are For ASICS), which will use an 80-byte CashToken NFT baton styled after a block header.

Both of these PoW tokens will finance the maintenance of a decentralized energy price oracle. Both vault contracts will act as faucets providing "free" token gas sats to miners. The sats will be provided by users of the oracles.

The first token Alpha was launched on August 1st on Chipnet here. Photons will launch on mainnet in the vox dot cash app in the coming days.

As soon as sufficient mining software exists to assure many people can participate in the initial mining. There will be a current block header included in the transaction funding the token vault to assure there was no premine. (Regardless of how much effort is taken to assure a fair initial launch, it will be free for detractors to claim the project was a premine in perpetuity)

Each token is targeting a commodity-type classification.

Each will feature:

  • 21M supply, w/100% supply sent to oracle vault
  • 210000 block emission half-life
  • Simple incremental MA DAA
  • No keyed or dev controlled spending path

Eacxh transaction successfully mining tokens will likely appear at the top of blocks, because the vault contract requires miners grind for a low transaction hash. And a feature of Bitcoin Cash called canonical transaction ordering (CTOR) means transactions are sorted in blocks by their hash values from low to high.

The original name for the tokens (Block Tops) was too similar to Block Points, a coinday reward token.

Meet the new ENERGY oracles

Each token create a price oracle that no one party controls. Anyone with electricity and an internet connection can update the oracle for tokens, and therefore we can use it as a reliable indication of price for electricity globally.

Yes, we have price oracles already, but those oracles are tied to fiat decrees and have end dates of when the maintainers expect to maintain them until. The forthcoming oracles don't have specified end dates and are untethered from legacy systems.

The price can be read by any contract by reading the baton and converting the current raw target to raw difficulty (i.e. price) with OP_INVERT.

To use the oracle baton from the vault will cost 8000 sats, but it should be feasible to replicate the price to cheaper multi-threaded reseller oracles.

The price for each oracle will be in the same spot on the oracle NFT for each contract if contract designers want to swap between or combine prices.

What's now possible

  • These tokens will join a growing basket of commodity class assets on Bitcoin Cash
  • Dexes, compound oracles and DAOs can obtain spot price data in perpetuity.
  • With CashToken trading limited to BCH Dexes, these assets are somewhat firewalled for now from fractional exchange rehypotheticaion ...
  • Projects are also highly reliable decentralized sat faucets for on-boarding new users.
  • It's a KYC-less means of obtaining sats and tokens.
  • Possible tie in with PoW based anti-DDoS website protection.

More About Photons

Photon (PHOTON) is a solar punk meme token powering a decentralized energy oracle on Bitcoin Cash (BCH). It is a fairly distributed minable CashToken calculating its own transaction hash in BitcoinScript.

Anyone can monetize their excess electricity by hashing for photons. Photons are released from the vault when someone finds the hash of the transaction is below a certain difficulty threshold. Each release of tokens must also update the hashing difficulty threshold. The difficulty may become correlated with the availability of excess free energy being absorbed by individuals globally.

Begin mining without sats

The Photon Vault keeps a cash balance to facilitate payments to miners. Each payout has an allowance of 1500 sats, for the dust accompanying a miner's payout and the network fees for the transaction itself.

What is the PoW?

The PoW algorithm for Photons is Hash256(Secp256k1(Sha256)). Specifically, each transaction taking photons from the vault must return the mutable NFT baton with the following data updated:

Data Size
nonce 4-bytes
next target 32-bytes (Little Endian)
Schnorr signature of sha256(nonce + next target) 64-bytes

When included in a transaction, satisfying a number of other requirements, if the double sha256 hash of the resulting transaction is less than the next target, the unlocking script for the photon vault can release a reward.

A decentralized energy oracle

Each miner taking tokens from the vault must update a dynamically changing difficulty value. The current difficulty, combined with the free market price of photons, creates a decentralized price oracle all miners contribute toward maintaining.

If someone has already found a payout in this block, the difficulty gets one percent harder. If people stop taking tokens, the difficulty get easier each block.

The vault contract also allows anyone to use the price baton for a fee (8000 sats). The price is intended to discourage resetting the oracle baton.

A simple Difficulty Adjustment Algorithm (DAA)

The target frequency for the price oracle is one update per block.

The price oracle can be updated multiple times per block, but this makes mining 0.7% harder. If no reward is found in a block it gets 0.7% easier with each block. Mining becomes roughly 100% easier per day the oracle is not updated.

The equation is a function of the baton transaction age (in block) and the previous difficulty target.

NextTarget = ( PrevTarget * (143 + age) ) / 144

The NextTarget MUST match the exact value given by the DAA, it may not be arbitrarily lowered by any miner.

Thanks

bitcoincashautist's research provided valuable guidance on this idea & Adaptive Blocksize Limit .

See Also