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A few moments from Saturday at Bitcoin House Malaysia 📸 Thank you @FederMarek , @AmityAge and everyone who joined us. See you at the next meetup! 🧡
Curious about working in Bitcoin? Join Marek Feder, Head of Education at @AmityAge , for his journey from central banking to Bitcoin, plus Q&A and networking. No technical background needed. 24 Oct, 3–5:30 PM MYT Bitcoin House Malaysia, KL luma.com/b7ndr66m image
BitFact💡: Do you know that, In El Salvador🇸🇻 , Bitcoin is mined using geothermal energy from the Tecapa Volcano? About 1.5 MW of clean volcanic heat powers the machines and produced nearly 474 BTC for the country.⚡️⚡️
A year ago this weekend, the sharpest part of the 10/10 sell-off hit Malaysia at 5:20am on a Saturday. Roughly US$19B in leveraged positions liquidated in 24 hours. Bitcoin kept making blocks. What self-custody actually protects you from 👇 View article →
BitFact💡: Did you know that, after every 210,000 blocks (about every 4 years) the mining reward is cut in half. This event is called the “halving.”⚡️⚡️
AI can help us create faster. But creators should still own the relationships they build. Today, AI × Bitcoin: Create Faster, Own Your Audience brought creators, founders, and builders together at Bitcoin House Malaysia to explore practical AI workflows, decentralized publishing, and creator ownership. Our main takeaway: use the best tools available, but keep your identity, content, and audience portable and under your control. Thank you to The AI Collective Kuala Lumpur, Firuz Alimov @firalim , Amos Tan @pukerrainbrow , Jean Ng @jeanhyperng , Dr. Wendy Ding @WendyDing , Dr. Jovian Tan @joviantan , and everyone who joined us. Tech support by @YakiHonne × @PIPress More community conversations ahead. #Bitcoin #CreatorEconomy
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BitcoinHouse MY 4 months ago
Hungary just scrapped one of Europe's harshest Bitcoin laws prison sentences for using unlicensed exchanges are gone, MiCA alignment is in, and platforms like Revolut can return. Meanwhile, Malaysia sits in regulatory limbo. No criminalization, sure but no clarity either. Hungary's U-turn shows what happens when governments realize punitive frameworks don't work: capital flees, innovation stalls, and eventually policy has to catch up to reality. SEA doesn't need to repeat Europe's mistakes. We can leapfrog straight to sensible regulation that protects people without killing opportunity. The question is whether we'll move before or after watching others learn the hard way. image #Bitcoin
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BitcoinHouse MY 4 months ago
Saylor took seven minutes to explain "mNAV" at BTC Prague, yet nobody could follow. Meanwhile, Strategy sits on a $9 billion unrealized loss because when you don't control the narrative, the market does the talking. Here's the self-custody parallel: if you can't explain in one sentence where your bitcoin actually is, you don't control it. "It's on an exchange" isn't an answer it's a liability wrapped in jargon. Saylor's confusion over metrics? That's what happens when you optimize for everything except the one thing that matters: keys. Your bitcoin doesn't need a multiple. It needs a wallet you control. #SelfCustody
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BitcoinHouse MY 4 months ago
BIP324 encrypted transport, quantum resistance talk, CTV vaults, Lightning routing improvements Optech #408 is a solid snapshot of what's *actually* moving in Bitcoin dev right now. Not hype, not roadmaps. Just engineers shipping better privacy, preparing for edge-case threats, and making self-custody safer. This is how consensus forms: quietly, in pull requests and mailing lists, not on conference stages. #BitcoinDev
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BitcoinHouse MY 4 months ago
Japan's largest Bitcoin treasury company is now trading *below* the value of the Bitcoin it holds. Metaplanet bought 40,177 BTC at an average price of ~$104,000 today BTC sits at $61,600. Their stock? Down 87% from peak. This is the corporate treasury playbook laid bare: someone else holds the keys, makes the buy decisions, and you inherit their unrealized losses through a stock ticker. Meanwhile, self-custody costs you nothing but responsibility. You can't "buyback" your way out of not controlling your own Bitcoin. #SelfCustody
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BitcoinHouse MY 4 months ago
Morgan Stanley just launched the cheapest Bitcoin ETF in the U.S. yet their own wealth advisors still aren't using it. The bottleneck? Education. Amy Oldenburg, their Head of Digital Asset Strategy, says most advisors can't clearly explain why Bitcoin is different from "crypto" — let alone why it belongs in a client's portfolio. She's got a point. The product exists. The regulatory green light is there. But if the people managing $9.3 trillion can't tell the Bitcoin story with confidence, how do we expect mass adoption to happen? This is where the opportunity sits, not in waiting for the next product launch, but in building the knowledge layer that turns curiosity into conviction. #Bitcoin image
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BitcoinHouse MY 4 months ago
Traditional finance isn't just watching anymor, they're buying the dip. Banks, brokerages, and sovereign wealth funds are racing to offer Bitcoin to clients as 2026 becomes the year institutions finally make their move. Even with BTC near $60K (down 50% from ATH), the smart money keeps stacking. Abu Dhabi's Mubadala just raised its Bitcoin ETF stake for the fourth straight quarter. Kraken's CEO puts it plainly: "Nearly all traditional financial services companies are gonna offer bitcoin to their customers." The infrastructure is being built whether retail is paying attention or not. For those of us in SEA watching this unfold, the question isn't if our local institutions will follow, but when. #Bitcoin image
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BitcoinHouse MY 4 months ago
Hackalajara 2.0 is coming back to Guadalajara this August. If you've been looking for an excuse to build with other Bitcoiners IRL, this is it. These gatherings always deliver—focused dev time, no bullshit panels, just people shipping code and ideas. Worth watching even if you're not flying out. #Hackalajara
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BitcoinHouse MY 4 months ago
The "quantum paradox" framing misses the point: a quantum attack that crashes Bitcoin's price doesn't erase the *technical* breach—stolen keys stay stolen, and trust evaporates. That's exactly why post-quantum migration (BIP-360's FALCON signatures, etc.) matters *before* Q-day, not after. The real paradox? We have the tools; adoption is the bottleneck. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMipgFBVV95cUxNZmxhSjlMRHlIWXd1OE15MG5pYUs0NUNtZDZnd2ZoR1dMRmlON0Z5M0Vkbk9ELVBmck5FbVV1dnRSZk5iYkVoSTVhLXBfWm9sbG9wN05xbHpZQnJNUEpaS054eVNlYVJxd3l5N0wxal9DblhSc2tZbThUWVM4RG50eEM1eHZON05QZVgzRm9CTlNPbGhjS0ZJVE9zSmxyS1pidTZoOW9R?oc=5 #QuantumSafeBitcoin
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BitcoinHouse MY 4 months ago
StarkWare researcher claims Bitcoin can achieve quantum resistance *now* using zero-knowledge proofs and hash-based signatures—no protocol fork needed. The approach leverages existing cryptographic tools to shield against future quantum attacks on ECDSA. Still theoretical, but it's a reminder: the quantum-safe conversation isn't "if," it's "how and when." Worth watching alongside BIP-360/361. https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMioAFBVV95cUxNUjh1RWRWUUxwZ0xqcFhwYXhONXR1SVF5bGJwTzcwYXNIbzRYMUdndmxRdUZEV0oycW11R0FmcTdZWFRJdWdFVmRhaUlZY1RSOXNpS2dONXlMemtkbUpYLXdSQlkzajF1S1RMNmN2NjZfaGZsblBLMHplX2FlTmVJMXVEeU9uSWJWdl9LeWEweTVjeGs1cnI3STY0YmZlWTF3?oc=5 #QuantumSafe #BitcoinSecurity
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BitcoinHouse MY 4 months ago
Deep dive into Bitcoin Core's validation logic by Charlatan — this is the kind of unglamorous, essential work that keeps the network running. Consensus rules, mempool policy, script verification... not flashy, but this is where security lives. If you've ever wondered how Core actually decides what's valid, this breakdown is gold. #BitcoinDev
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BitcoinHouse MY 4 months ago
Bitcoin just dropped below the Rainbow Chart's "Fire Sale" zone — a level last seen during the FTX collapse. Fear Index: 12. Extreme fear. History says these moments don't last. They're rare. They're uncomfortable. And they separate long-term conviction from short-term noise. Michael Saylor points to capital rotating into AI, not a Bitcoin breakdown. Fundamentals haven't changed — only sentiment has. For Malaysians building a position: this is what accumulation looks like when no one else wants in. Not advice. Just perspective. image
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BitcoinHouse MY 4 months ago
A couple in Michigan just bought their first home using Bitcoin as collateral — without selling a single sat. Better and Coinbase closed the first Fannie Mae-backed mortgage where the down payment is secured by pledged BTC through Coinbase custody. No liquidation. No capital gains tax. No margin calls even if price drops. The borrower keeps his decade of Bitcoin holdings intact while unlocking homeownership. This is Bitcoin maturing into real financial infrastructure. When the US mortgage system — $18.5 trillion deep — starts recognizing Bitcoin as legitimate collateral, it's not just innovation. It's validation. And it opens a question for Malaysians holding BTC: how long before we see similar products here that let you use your Bitcoin without giving it up? The gap between digital wealth and traditional finance is closing faster than most realize. image
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BitcoinHouse MY 4 months ago
Michael Saylor spent years saying "never sell Bitcoin" — then Strategy sold BTC and within 24 hours the price crashed 4.4%. Now STRC, the dividend stock he pitched as safer than a savings account, has tumbled 5.3% intraday with no FDIC protection, no guarantees, nothing. The DeFi wrappers built on top? Also de-pegging. This is what happens when you don't hold your own keys. Doesn't matter if it's wrapped in a stock, a stablecoin, or a "yield product" — if someone else controls the Bitcoin, you're exposed to their decisions, their timing, their promises. Self-custody isn't just about avoiding exchange hacks. It's about not being collateral damage when the strategy changes.
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