How does the Bitcoin Lightning network actually work?
How does the Bitcoin Lightning network actually work?
The Lightning network enables quick and cheap Bitcoin payments. But how does it really work, and at what cost? Read more
How does the Bitcoin Lightning network actually work?
The Lightning network enables quick and cheap Bitcoin payments. But how does it really work, and at what cost? Read more
How Bitcoin vaults combine convenience with security
Explaining delayed spending, emergency recovery paths, and why vaults are one of the most interesting ideas in Bitcoin self-custody. Read more
Why “being careful” cannot replace a hardware wallet: Zero-day vulnerabilities explained
A look at zero-day and zero-click vulnerabilities – and why keeping your private keys on a hardware wallet can make all the difference. Read more
Why the BitBox doesn’t force you to write down your recovery words
Most hardware wallets force you to write down 24 recovery words during setup. The BitBox takes a different approach. Read more
The difference between Bitcoin consensus rules and mempool policies
Consensus rules define whether a Bitcoin block is valid – mempool policies shape how individual nodes handle transactions. Let’s explore why mixing them up causes confusion. Read more
Why is there a Bitcoin-only edition of the BitBox?
The decision between the Multi and Bitcoin-only edition is one that every BitBox customer has to make. Let’s explore the technical differences between them. Read more
How to steal someone else's bitcoin
Exploring the most common attack methods for stealing bitcoin, and how you can protect yourself from them. Read more
Don’t memorize your seed phrase!
Why exclusively relying on your memory to secure the recovery words of your Bitcoin wallet is usually a bad idea Read more
One backup, infinite possibilities: BIP-85 child keys explained
Create hot wallets on your phone, gift bitcoin to friends and family or simply create passwords for other use cases – all tied to the backup of your BitBox! Read more