Tether releases an open-source wallet development kit to bolster global self-custody. The toolkit enables developers to build secure wallets, widening access to user-controlled digital asset storage.
Choosing the right Bitcoin wallet requires weighing security, convenience and custody. This practical guide explains wallet types, recovery basics and safety tips to help you protect and manage your crypto.
A Bitcoin wallet stores cryptographic keys, not coins, enabling you to send and receive BTC. This practical guide outlines hot, cold, hardware and software wallets, plus security, backup and safe transfer practices.
Watchtowers monitor the Lightning Network for fraudulent channel closures, alerting users or broadcasting justice transactions to secure funds. This guide explains how they detect threats and restore safety.
Michigan lawmakers have advanced a bill to establish a Bitcoin reserve, marking a significant step after seven months of deliberation. This initiative aims to integrate cryptocurrency into state financial strategies, reflecting the growing acceptance of digital assets.
In an exclusive interview, Coinbase breaks down the IRS 2026 crypto rules, clarifying how wallets, exchanges, and transfers are treated – and what truly triggers a taxable event for U.S. investors.
Coinbase and Binance report Bitcoin inflows at historic lows, signaling dwindling exchange supply and reduced sell pressure. The shift hints at stronger holding trends-and potential volatility as liquidity thins.
RTL (Ride the Lightning) is a user-friendly Lightning Network interface that simplifies Bitcoin channel management, payments, and node monitoring-helping novices and pros manage liquidity.
Custodial wallets offer users a convenient way to manage cryptocurrencies through third-party services, but this ease comes with risks. Understanding the balance between accessibility and security is crucial for informed decision-making in digital asset management.
Custodial wallets offer users convenience by storing private keys on their behalf, simplifying access to cryptocurrencies. However, this convenience comes with risks, including potential losses if providers face hacks or insolvency, making security awareness essential.