Super Early Bird tickets for Bluechip26 are live at https://t.co/Mmk7iaRr6B!
Bluechip25 was unforgettable. This year, we are going even further with Bluechip Awards to recognize excellence in crypto safety.
Presented by RBI and @Mastercard.
π Nov 10-11 in Vienna, Austria
A retired manager lost his savings to an online romance. A founder was drained of $1.5M at a hotel in Rome.
Behind every crypto scam statistic are real victims. The money can be recovered, but only if you move fast.
π₯ Patrick Prinz from @RecoverisTeam explains at Bluechip25.
Bhutan turned the rivers of the Himalayas into a national Bitcoin reserve, worth over 12K BTC at its peak (1/3rd of GDP).
The country used surplus hydropower to mine BTC, turning idle energy into a sovereign asset.
π₯ @Matthias_Reder from @RetteDeinGeld explains at Bluechip25.
You can't fake energy. That's what makes Bitcoin so hard to attack.
Millions of miners worldwide, from home setups to industrial farms, pour real electricity to secure the network at nearly 1 billion TH/s hashrate.
π₯ @Matthias_Reder from @RetteDeinGeld explains at Bluechip25.
ποΈ @LevitBen, Co-Founder & CEO of Bluechip
Attend a workshop with our CEO at Kurier's Festival For Sustainability And Innovation.
From cowrie shells to crypto, the session is an easy introduction to the history and future of money.
π Jun 9 | MuseumsQuartier, Vienna
Bluechip ratings are live on Stride.
STRIDE offers the STRIDE OS, a platform to manage clearing, compliance, and settlement of stablecoins.
STRIDE's Stablecoin Regulation Tracker is a public resource that monitors stablecoin laws across 200+ jurisdictions.
There are about 12-15 million Bitcoin miners running worldwide, securing the network at almost 1 billion TH/s hashrate.
Small industrial miners earn around β¬0.09 per kWh, rising toward β¬0.20 for the largest rigs.
π₯ @Matthias_Reder from @RetteDeinGeld explains at Bluechip25.
You can't fake energy. That's what makes Bitcoin so hard to attack.
Millions of miners worldwide, from home setups to industrial farms, pour real electricity to secure the network at nearly 1 billion TH/s hashrate.
π₯ @Matthias_Reder from @RetteDeinGeld explains at Bluechip25.
You can't fake energy. That's what makes Bitcoin so hard to attack.
Millions of miners worldwide, from home setups to industrial farms, pour real electricity to secure the network at nearly 1 billion TH/s hashrate.
π₯ @Matthias_Reder from @RetteDeinGeld explains at Bluechip25.
In 2011, holding BTC meant hand-copying a random string with zero room for error.
Then, @SatoshiLabs founders proposed BIP-39 to turn that string into a readable seed phrase, and BIP-44 so one seed secured every address you own.
π₯ @Vaic13 from @Trezor explains at Bluechip25.
When governments can freeze your funds and exchanges can get hacked, self-custody is no longer optional.
Hardware wallets put full control of your assets back in your hands, delivering on the original promise of crypto.
π₯ TomΓ‘Ε‘ Vaic from @Trezor explains at Bluechip25.
Move your wealth across borders and an authoritarian government can seize it through middlemen.
Move it as 12-24 words etched on metal, on paper, or in your head, and no one can take it away. That's what self-custody protects.
π₯ @Vaic13 from @Trezor explains at Bluechip25.
When governments can freeze your funds and exchanges can get hacked, self-custody is no longer optional.
Hardware wallets put full control of your assets back in your hands, delivering on the original promise of crypto.
π₯ TomΓ‘Ε‘ Vaic from @Trezor explains at Bluechip25.
When governments can freeze your funds and exchanges can get hacked, self-custody is no longer optional.
Hardware wallets put full control of your assets back in your hands, delivering on the original promise of crypto.
π₯ TomΓ‘Ε‘ Vaic from @Trezor explains at Bluechip25.
Most of crypto treats regulation as a burden. But sometimes, that's what institutions need to engage with experimental tech.
External oversight builds trust with users, reframing crypto as legitimate infrastructure.
π₯ Christian Wolf from Raiffeisen Bank explains at Bluechip25.
Moore's Law says technological progress is exponential. But Murphy's Law guarantees that something will inevitably break.
That's why banks cannot "move fast and break things" while innovating with money.
π₯ Christian Wolf from Raiffeisen Bank explains at Bluechip25