LNbits Issues Urgent Shutdown Order Following Active Exploits Draining Lightning Funds
On November 8, 2026, the core developers behind LNbits issued an emergency directive instructing all server operators to shut down
Read MoreOn November 8, 2026, the core developers behind LNbits issued an emergency directive instructing all server operators to shut down
Read MoreBitSpenda drops the dot in its name for a cleaner brand. Discover how this Lightning-powered platform turns Bitcoin into instant Mobile Money across Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Uganda, and Cameroon.
Read MoreBitDevs Mauritius partnered with GDG UoM for a hands-on open-source workshop at the University of Mauritius. Students explored Git, GitHub, responsible contributions, and pathways into Bitcoin FOSS.
Read MoreISMOS (ex-Librería de Satoshi) launches campus.ismos.xyz to train developers in Bitcoin, AI, cryptography & more in multiple languages.
Read MoreMachankura has announced Bennu, an experimental open-source wallet where the group chat is the wallet. No single person or phone
Read MoreTheBuidl’s second Rust for Bitcoin cohort, delivered in partnership with Btrust, has wrapped up after several weeks of technical training, a two-week capstone phase, and an open-source contributions drive.
Read MoreThis is a summary description of how many Orange-pilled individuals after taking the Orange-Pill, they lack exposure to Bitcoin Earning Opportunities in Africa. What can be changed?
Read MoreAfrica is increasingly important to the global Bitcoin ecosystem. Millions of people across the continent are exploring Bitcoin and other
Read MoreSatoshi Sister Circle announces its first Sovereign Stack Hackathon starting October 20, 2026. African women will build Bitcoin solutions, grow as developers, and contribute to open source.
Read MoreThis is a sumary of why transparent sats circulation, merchant retention, and real impact metrics remain the biggest unaddressed challenge in African Bitcoin circular economies—illustrated through EcoBitz and Bitcoin Githurai in Kenya.
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