Summary: We reviewed the Heatbit Trio Bitcoin Miner Heater. This product is essentially an old Bitcoin miner in a nice case with a silent fan. However, it is simple to use and looks good in an office environment. We think that its mobile app could add more functionality. As for the economic viability of this miner, it may make sense in some cases, such as the offices of tech startups located in cold regions where the cost can be used for tax deductions. But in other cases, this miner is quite energy inefficient and expensive. This is an interesting area to watch, and we are excited to try this miner.

In this paper we analyze a security vulnerability in Bitcoin, the so-called time-warp attack.

In this short political rant, we explore Trump’s “memecoin” and the sheer ridiculousness of it all.

In this article on the history of Bitcoin, we look back to 2013 to explore the short-lived "Bitcoin News Center" on the Bitcoin.org website. At the time, a proposal was made to list a list of people on the News Center page, which could become a quasi-official list of Bitcoin media contacts. We examine the inevitable debate over who should and who should not be on the list, and how the list is intrinsically linked to the broader battle over Bitcoin culture. Should Bitcoin remain an underground rebel currency, or should it go mainstream and appeal to the moderate masses?

In this article, we will discuss the feasibility of splitting into a new chain when Ethereum merges, thereby generating an ETH2 Token and a new ETHPoW Token.