Investing in Bitcoin Season 2
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Over time, UTXO expanded into publicly traded Bitcoin miners and products, eventually investing in ordinals and exploring native yield opportunities on Bitcoin’s layer 2s. He notes the firm’s forward-thinking approach in helping clients navigate Bitcoin’s financialization, as well as how ordinals marked a significant shift in the ecosystem.
Restaking Comes to Bitcoin w/ Luke Xie | SatLayer
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Bablyon’s now live – what’s next for the chain? Enter SatLayer, a restaking protocol for Bitcoin.
VCs are pivoting into Bitcoin
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We’re highlighting a shift in venture capital interest toward Bitcoin, indicating that funds traditionally allocated to the broader crypto landscape are now increasingly flowing into Bitcoin projects. Significant investment rounds, with notable recent raises amounting to over $100 million in the past year suggest a growing confidence in Bitcoin-specific ventures.
The Rise Of Fractal Bitcoin
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Lorenzo, the founder of Unisat, describes his journey from working in the gaming to building the most dominant company in Ordinals. He reflects on how his background as a game programmer fueled his interest in creating vast, interconnected digital universes, which eventually led him to explore blockchain technology.
Metaprotocol Madness
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Metaprotocol Mania is heating up: Fractal Bitcoin, OPNET, SUBFROST, indexing, BRC20s might be changing?
Fixing Proof of Stake with Babylon protocol
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David Tse, cofounder of Babylon, explains how the Babylon protocol leverages the asset of Bitcoin to improve Proof of Stake systems. Tse discusses the broader implications for Bitcoin holders, suggesting that Babylon Chain could introduce a new era where Bitcoin holders play a more active role in securing the network, potentially earning yield in a low-risk manner.
The Dawn of Bitcoin MEV
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Devin discusses how Rebar Labs is developing solutions like Rebar Shield, a product designed to protect Bitcoin transactions by keeping them in a private mempool, away from potential MEV exploiters until they are included in a block.
This approach is likened to Flashbots Protect on Ethereum, providing a way for users to safeguard their transactions from front-running and other manipulative tactics.
The Rise of BitcoinFi
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Matt Luongo from Thesis discusses trends and in the Wrapped Bitcoin and decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem.
How Udi Used Ordinals to start the Taproot Wizards
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Charlie Spears sits down with Udi Wertheimer, a prominent figure in the Bitcoin community, at the Inscribing Nashville conference. Udi, known for his provocative online presence, shares insights into his journey from an online commentator to a significant public figure in the cryptocurrency space. He reflects on his initial notoriety during the 2017 ICO boom, […]
Making Bitcoin FUN! w/ Parker Day & Casey Rodarmor
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Casey, known for his work on Ordinals, encouraged Parker to expand her art into a more extensive collection on Bitcoin. Initially the idea seemed far-fetched due to technological and market constraints, but Casey’s invention of Ordinals & Inscriptions finally made this idea viable. Parker developed the “FUN!” collection over two years through several major life events.