The response to our launch has been overwhelming. A lot of people are asking good questions: who are the developers, how is this different from Core, why not contribute upstream? We welcome the scrutiny. Bitcoin development should have a high bar, and so should we. More to come. View article →

Bitcoin is too important to depend on a single implementation. Today we're launching ProductionReady, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit funding a new conservative Bitcoin client — built on Core, focused on stability, security, and sound money. Board: @jimmysong @Excellion Parker Lewis, John W. Ratcliff.

ProductionReady Launches

ProductionReady, a new U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofit, will fund development of a Bitcoin client focused on stability, user sovereignty, and conservative...

Every debate about what belongs in a Bitcoin block is really a debate about what Bitcoin is. If it's money, act like it.

Node operators are Bitcoin's final check on power. If they don't like a change, they don't upgrade. That's not a flaw in the system — that's the system working.

Bitcoin has mass adoption by nation-states, trillions in value on the network, and a development process that hasn't scaled to match. More implementations isn't a threat — it's infrastructure.