Explore the world of smart contracts on Bitcoin. Learn how sidechains, layer-2 protocols like Lightning Network, and Ordinals are expanding Bitcoin's capabilities.

While technology leaders in the financial sector tend to overlook smart contracts, there are several use cases to explore.

Smart contracts are still behind their “legal” counterparts as they cannot be that inclusive, but they execute swiftly and leave no room for double-interpretation where they are applied.

Discover how smart contracts automate blockchain transactions, their role in trusted agreements without intermediaries, and applications in finance, real estate, and more.

A smart contract is a computer program that is stored and runs on a decentralized ‘trustless’ network, such as a blockchain. By trustless we mean that the validity of information in the network can be ...

BRC20 is a token standard for issuing fungible tokens on the Bitcoin blockchain via the Ordinals protocol, which allows data to be inscribed on individual satoshis (the smallest denomination of BTC, ...