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fromBitcoin Magazine
10 hours ago

Is Async Payjoin The HTTPS That Bitcoin Privacy Has Been Waiting For?

Async Payjoin is the best hope for strong privacy in Bitcoin. Modeled after HTTPS, which enabled secure payments for the web, the Payjoin foundation has been quietly building up this privacy toolkit, which must be adopted by a large number of Bitcoin wallets, to deliver privacy at scale. Modeled after the Bitcoin and Lightning dev kits - which have become quite popular among wallet developers - and built with the same cryptographic primitives already in Bitcoin core, such that it can be easily integrated into the main Bitcoin implementation,
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fromBitcoin Magazine
2 weeks ago

From Biden's Raid To Trump's Oath: How One Wallet Case Exposes The Fight For Your Financial Freedom

Keonne Rodriguez, co-founder of Samourai Wallet, was convicted for unlicensed money transmission despite providing non-custodial Bitcoin privacy software.
fromBitcoin Magazine
2 months ago

Why "Ecash Coffee Day" Is No Longer Just A Celebration But A Call To Action

Four years ago, in a building in the former industrial heart of Prague, Eric Sirion sat at his computer with freshly written code and a simple mission: buy a cup of coffee with Bitcoin. The place was Paralelní Polis, during the annual Hackers Congress - a fitting venue for an experiment in digital freedom. This was not the first time Bitcoin had been used to buy coffee, but this time was different.
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fromBitcoin Magazine
3 months ago
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Bitcoin Privacy: What It Means To Keep Your Bitcoin Transactions Private

Privacy is essential for Bitcoin's censorship resistance; without privacy, participants face social, legal, and economic pressures and will self-censor.
fromBitcoin Magazine
3 months ago
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Why Micropayments? The Internet Was Meant To Provide Value To Users, Not Spy On Them

Privacy is essential for censorship resistance; loss of privacy enables external coercion and drives widespread self-censorship.
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