Bitcoin blocks record validated transactions every 10 minutes across the decentralized blockchain. SegWit allows blocks to fit more data, improving transaction throughput without changing the base ...

Bitcoin is called digital money, but who actually spends it? This article breaks down real payment data and shows where BTC use truly happens.

In the world of cryptocurrencies, privacy is a growing concern. While transactions are recorded on public blockchains, coin mixers offer a way to enhance anonymity by breaking the link between sending ...

Bitcoin is often praised as a long-term savings technology, but its role as a medium of exchange is just as important—especially for businesses. From local cafés to large corporations, more merchants ...