In a presentation at the Bitcoin Ireland Conference at the Green Isle Hotel in Dublin, Dr Niall Burke of BNI explores the fundamentals of energy use and its implications.

On 19 April 2024, Bitcoin undergoes its fourth ‘halving’, where the amount of new bitcoin issued to the miners with each block will be halved from 6.25 to 3.125 bitcoin.

This article breaks down the intricate interplay of energy, power dynamics, and the Irish electrical grid, while also indicating how Bitcoin might play a role in supporting it.

Conor's reflections on the recent Bitcoin Atlantis Conference held in the picturesque island of Madeira, where significant strides and thought leadership within the Bitcoin community were on display.

BNI research examines the impacts of a broken monetary system on the average worker's earning potential.

A thoughtful open letter to Ireland's most popular economist, David McWilliams, discussing Bitcoin's role as a digital currency, its potential as a global reserve, and addressing common misconceptions.

Bitcoin Network Ireland's comprehensive response to the ESMA's MiCA Consultation Paper, addressing the sustainability and regulatory aspects of Bitcoin mining and advocating for a balanced approach to cryptocurrency regulation.

Explore the mechanics behind Bitcoin's pricing, including its capped supply, scarcity, and the impact of halving cycles on its value. Understand Bitcoin's unique position in the financial world through this insightful analysis.

Step-by-step guide on accepting Bitcoin payments for your retail business. Learn the process, benefits, and secure your place in the future of commerce.

Examining the bias evident in this European institution's narrative on decentralised digital money.

The Launch of Bitcoin Network Ireland: An Open Letter About Money

A political issue of housing unaffordability in Ireland has reached fever pitch over recent years.

Everyone should understand why Bitcoin matters and this post has the modest ambition of getting you a little closer to knowing why.