Naval Ravikant on Bitcoin: Money Is Speech, and Naming Should Be Too
Naval Ravikant has long argued that Bitcoin equates money and speech. In the short clip titled “naval bitcoin,” he describes
Empty Bitcoin Mempool? Why Spaces Protocol Is the Real Activity Bitcoin Needs
When the Bitcoin mempool nearly clears out, something fundamental is happening on the network. Fees drop to a few sats
The Time Is Now: Bitcoin Spaces Protocol Auctions Are Live and Still Early
Bitcoin block height 881492. Bitcoin price hovering near 105000 dollars. On a Thursday morning in late January 2025 the Spaces
Brian Armstrong Wants Human-Readable Crypto Names. Bitcoin Already Has the Answer.
Brian Armstrong recently highlighted a problem almost everyone in crypto still feels every day: Bitcoin and cryptocurrency addresses look like
Bitcoin’s Block Space Is More Than Money: How Spaces Protocol Builds Sovereign Naming on the Most Secure Ledger
In a conversation that cuts straight to the value of Bitcoin itself, Robin Seyr and Mike Carson explore what the
Slave Money Ends When You Own the Name Too: Why Spaces Protocol Is the Next Layer of Bitcoin Sovereignty
Davinci Jeremie put the problem in one line: if I can print money and you have to work for it,
@candy Is a Bitcoin Name a Shop Can Keep
@candy is already a space. It was claimed on Bitcoin, one bid, 5,000 sats burned, and it now sits in
Joe Rogan: UNIVERSAL CURRENCY
Joe Rogan did not pitch a coin. He picked a test. On a short clip titled “Joe Rogan UNIVERSAL CURRENCY,”
WHAT IS BITCOIN SPACES PROTOCOL?
A naming protocol that nobody has read is not a protocol yet. It is a paper. In “WHAT IS BITCOIN
Bitcoin Community Identifiers
A Bitcoin address is a name that forgot to be a name. It is sixty-two characters, a checksum, and a
WHAT’S IN A NAME?
Bitcoin has a problem no price chart can fix. A payment still starts with a string like bc1pknhdaw3jyhvcalyrkulw2hwmqvc5q65ch9gkpnvvhrfajyedjgvqmn3w0c. Sixty-two characters.
WE WILL NAME
That is the title of a January 18, 2025 video from the channel curious@bitcoin, and it is also the simplest