Brewing something for Monero! Meaning that our entire team has to take a deep dive into all the technical details. RingCT, Dandelion++, FCMP++, and all the cool things shouldn't be just obscure buzzwords 😎

Introducing Blockchair's New Tokens Hub! ✨ We're excited to unveil our comprehensive Tokens page featuring thousands of cryptocurrencies, in collaboration with our partners at @coingecko! Check it out now at:

This is a significant milestone for Zcash. Shielded transfers in the browser are a challenging task. Hopefully, this will shift more users from T to Z 🚀

Is this the peak design for a website? 🤔

I have a simple feature request for those who are building Monero wallets 🤓 Make an option to split the change output into several smaller ones. A very common scenario: a user receives a large amount of XMR at once, spends a little, and gets the change blocked for 10 blocks (20 minutes), so they can't spend consecutively. A solution: split the change (equally?) into a user-defined number of outputs (in exchange for a slightly increased fee). This way they will only need to wait twice (after the initial receive plus the first spend which will split the funds). Right now it's possible to do manually (using "send to many" and pasting your own address), but that's poor UX. CC @cakewallet, @vikrantnyc, @sethforprivacy, @tuxpizza, @unstoppablebyhs, @ddadybayo, @stack_wallet, @monerujowallet, @MyMonero, @EdgeWallet, @monero, and everyone else 👋

Most bitcoiners dunking on USDT because these "blockings" are "not decentralized" and "CBDC-like" are completely missing the part where Bitcoin will become the very same thing in the coming years 🫤 The security budget issue. Governments will be sponsoring miners to censor.

Here's a more realistic headline 🤷‍♂️ April 17, 2032: Chancellor on brink of first bailout for Bitcoin due to depleted security budget

It's 2025 out there and some people are still buying the narrative that these Sybils matter 🤷‍♂️

Bitcoin maxis continue to pile up mistakes. Bitcoin had worked perfectly well before it hit the artificial block size limit: people actually used Bitcoin and paid fees. The user base was growing, and the plan to replace subsidy with fees was working. Now, thanks to L2 lunatics who demanded to cripple Bitcoin at crackbrained 7 transactions per second, no one uses Bitcoin to transact, the blocks are empty, and today their goal is to completely deplete the security budget. The only way forward for Bitcoin to stay secure and decentralized is to increase the block size, leave the minimum fee as is, and hope that some of those businesses who have already switched to other blockchains might come back.

We're preparing an explainer site on the security budget issue. Lots of charts, debunking common misconceptions, and an overview of possible solutions. Stay tuned! 💸