Bitcoin has long served a simple purpose: storing and transferring value. The blockchain’s inherent limitations in scalability and programmability prevented use cases like high-frequency payments and ...

Secure Digital Markets (SDM) carried out a historic $1 million Bitcoin transaction to Kraken via the Lightning Network on ...

Secure Digital Markets moves $1M via Bitcoin's Lightning Network to Kraken, marking the first public seven-figure institutional transfer.

The Lightning Network enables fast, low-cost Bitcoin payments using a secure layer-2 protocol. Payment channels allow instant, off-chain transactions, settling on-chain only when channels close.

Lnfi Network, a DeFi platform on Bitcoin’s Lightning Network, has integrated the RGB Protocol, enabling scalable, programmable assets on Bitcoin. Announced alongside RGB’s mainnet launch, this allows ...

Amboss launched RailsX, a peer-to-peer platform for trading Bitcoin and stablecoins without centralized exchanges or losing ...

The Lightning Network is a routed network of payment channels originally proposed by Thaddeus Dryja and Joseph Poon in 2015, with major implementations having been built by Blockstream (CLN), ...

Amboss Technologies launches RailsX, a Lightning-native P2P DEX executing trades directly on Bitcoin's network without custodians.

Bitcoin’s scalability issues mean that smaller transactions can congest the blockchain. The Lightning Network was created to fix that. Since each block on Bitcoin’s blockchain takes an average of 10 ...

On Tuesday, Ark Labs announced the public beta launch of the highly anticipated (at least among Bitcoin purists) Arkade, which is a new upper-layer network protocol built on top of the base Bitcoin ...