The Bitcoin mempool functions as a live fee market where users bid for scarce block space. Learn how fees shape confirmation times, congestion, and long-term security
Who really secures Bitcoin: miners, nodes, or capital? This article explains how hashpower, consensus rules, and economic incentives work together to protect the network
Jan 26–Feb 2, 2026 crypto crash: BTC broke $76K, market cap fell to $2.54T, volume hit $168.91B as Fed hold and geopolitics drove panic.
Restaking beyond blockchains extends Ethereum’s economic security to off-chain infrastructure like oracles, DA layers, and decentralized compute
Is restaking sustainable long term? Explore post incentive yields, who pays AVSs, shared security risks, and validator centralization
Diamond Hands Check is live with a $60 USDT prize pool, and the sharpest thesis can earn rewards up to $30 USDT
Learn what slashing risk in restaking is, why shared security increases exposure, and how restakers can manage risk before committing capital
Security Economics reveals the real cost of shared security, exploring how risks, rewards, slashing, and incentives are redistributed when security becomes a market
Jan 26–Feb 2, 2026 crypto crash: BTC broke $76K, market cap fell to $2.54T, volume hit $168.91B as Fed hold and geopolitics drove panic.
Restaking beyond blockchains extends Ethereum’s economic security to off-chain infrastructure like oracles, DA layers, and decentralized compute
Is restaking sustainable long term? Explore post incentive yields, who pays AVSs, shared security risks, and validator centralization
Diamond Hands Check is live with a $60 USDT prize pool, and the sharpest thesis can earn rewards up to $30 USDT
Learn what slashing risk in restaking is, why shared security increases exposure, and how restakers can manage risk before committing capital
Security Economics reveals the real cost of shared security, exploring how risks, rewards, slashing, and incentives are redistributed when security becomes a market
