A peer-to-peer network is when people send information directly to one another with no intermediaries. There are two peer-to-peer networks in Bitcoin. The most famous one is… Read more “The Two Different Bitcoin Peer-to-Peer Networks”

Money Button has always had strong support for on-chain data. We were the first wallet to enable large OP_RETURN data sizes, and we were the first wallet… Read more “Money Button Now Supports Safe On-Chain Data”

Yesterday, Money Button went down because our Bitcoin SV node ran out of memory and crashed during a stress test. The node ran out of memory because… Read more “Towards Scalable Wallet Infrastructure”

With the launch of Paymail it is now possible for people to send money to names (“paymails”) rather than long, random character strings like Bitcoin addresses. Paymails are… Read more “Why We Charge Money For Usernames”

People should never have to see long, random, unfamiliar character strings like Bitcoin addresses. People should see names that they can easily write, type or tap into… Read more “Introducing Paymail: An Extensible Identity Protocol for Bitcoin (BSV)”

Since we last we wrote about the Top Ten Money Button Apps, a lot has happened and many new apps have been created. Many of the new apps… Read more “Cool New Money Button Apps (April 2019)”

Over the weekend, Money Button users uploaded hundreds of megabytes of data including photos, images and video to the Bitcoin SV blockchain. We have filled several new… Read more “Money Button Users Fill Record-Breaking Block Sizes in the First “Blockchain History Day””

Money Button has filled the largest block in history at 113 MB, mined by Coingeek. The block contained high resolution photos of Potrero Hill in San Francisco,… Read more “Money Button Fills the Largest Block in History at 113 MB”

We are creating a huge body of articles and videos that explain everything you need to know to be able to build apps on Bitcoin SV, with… Read more “Money Button Documentation Series: Keys and Signatures”

There is no limit to the amount of data you can store on the Bitcoin SV blockchain. Currently, the miners are charging 1 satoshi per byte which… Read more “Step-By-Step Instructions to Upload Large Files to the Bitcoin SV Blockchain”