Bitcoin Magazine Will the Clarity Act Pass the Senate? | Connor Brown, Bitcoin Policy Institute The Clarity Act reaches a make-or-break moment as the Senate holds a cloture vote that requires 60 votes from a chamber Republicans hold 53 seats in. This post Will the Clarity Act Pass the Senate? | Connor Brown, Bitcoin Policy Institute first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Patrick Green .
The proposal could transform rural economies by equitably distributing AI data center revenues, potentially reducing local opposition and fostering growth.
CryptoBriefing•Editorial Team9 Sept
The Iran conflict has increased demand for digital assets to preserve and transfer wealth, while Gulf crypto businesses have kept operating through disruption, the Bitcoin Policy Institute says.
More than 40 Bitcoin and digital-asset organizations are asking leading artificial intelligence (AI) labs to give vetted open-source security researchers controlled early access to powerful AI systems, arguing that attackers are gaining an unfair advantage. The Bitcoin Policy Institute published the open letter, titled “Defenders Need the Frontier,” on Aug. 10. Its signers include Coinbase, […]
Bitcoin.com News•Jamie Redman13 Aug
The Bitcoin Policy Institute and other industry participants urged AI companies to offer early access to their frontier models to aid Bitcoin and open-source developers in their cybersecurity efforts.
Cointelegraph•Cointelegraph by Zoltan Vardai12 Aug
Leveraging surplus nuclear energy for Bitcoin mining could provide a novel revenue stream for Ukraine's reconstruction, despite logistical challenges.
CryptoBriefing•Editorial Team11 Aug
Bitcoin Policy Institute and more than 40 digital-asset organizations have called on leading AI laboratories to give qualified open-source security researchers controlled access to frontier models as AI-assisted cyberattacks grow more capable. Bitcoin coalition asks AI labs for controlled access…
The BPI's Capitol Hill engagement highlights the geopolitical stakes in AI infrastructure, potentially reshaping US tech policy and security.
CryptoBriefing•Editorial Team29 JulBitcoin Policy Institute joins a U.S. State Department programme placing private experts on digital freedom and tech projects worldwide now.
The Bitcoin Policy Institute and three partner organizations will be able to send employees to work alongside State Department officials to address issues including digital freedom.
Cointelegraph•Cointelegraph by Turner Wright25 Jul
The Bitcoin Policy Institute, Palantir and Anduril are partners in the U.S. State Department's Freedom Tech Excellence Program.
The Block•Daniel Kuhn24 Jul
Bitcoin Magazine State Department to Debut Freedom Tech Program with Bitcoin Policy Institute, Palantir as Founding Partners The initiative wants to protect free expression online. This post State Department to Debut Freedom Tech Program with Bitcoin Policy Institute, Palantir as Founding Partners first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Mathew Di Salvo .
The US State Department launched the Freedom Tech Excellence Program, embedding Bitcoin Policy Institute staff in diplomacy focused on encryption
CryptoBriefing•Editorial Team24 Jul
The case could redefine digital property rights, impacting self-custody norms and potentially altering Bitcoin ownership laws nationwide.
CryptoBriefing•Editorial Team11 Jul
This week, the Bitcoin Policy Institute (BPI) filed to intervene as a defendant on July 10 in a New York lawsuit seeking legal title to nearly 40,000 dormant bitcoin addresses, adding an institutional voice to a case that already pits plaintiffs’ counsel against a proposed amicus curiae. The filing lands in ABC Company, XYZ Company, […]
Bitcoin.com News•Jamie Redman11 Jul
A ruling favoring the plaintiffs could destabilize Bitcoin's property rights, discouraging long-term holding and self-custody practices.
CryptoBriefing•Vivian Nguyen11 Jul
The summit's focus on integrating Bitcoin with broader tech issues could reshape policy discussions, influencing future governance frameworks.
CryptoBriefing•Editorial Team22 Jun
