Sources & Research Index
A deduplicated, searchable catalogue of the material actually cited by all 45 articles and the BIP index.
This catalogue connects citations across Bitcoin, distributed systems, volunteer computing, consensus, and blockchain design, traceable by domain and citing article. Adding a citation to an article or BIP automatically updates this page and its machine-readable API. Inclusion is not an endorsement of an entire source; official documents, technical specifications, primary papers, project records, statistics, and reporting remain distinguishable.
452 sources across 180 domains, cited by 45 articles and 19 BIP pages.
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Article text, knowledge connections, search data, and updates are also published in machine-readable formats separated by purpose. Each format is generated from the same editorial data as the human-readable library.
/api/bitcoin.jsonA bilingual record of six core Bitcoin claims, their boundaries, original evidence, and stable citation targets./api/corpus.jsonA reusable JA/EN corpus of article text, sections, beginner stories, figure references, citations, and revisions./api/graph.jsonA bilingual typed graph connecting articles, sections, BIPs, external sources, and figures through learning and citation relationships./api/search.jsonA deterministic bilingual index of articles, sections, terms, BIPs, timeline events, and sources with direct content links./api/sources.jsonA machine-readable graph connecting deduplicated JA/EN source URL pairs to the articles and BIPs that cite them./feed.jsonA JSON Feed of newly published and updated articles/feed.xmlAn Atom feed for feed readers/.well-known/bitcoin-library.jsonA discovery manifest listing the available public endpoints
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a2a-protocol.org1
- A2A Project — Agent2Agent Protocol specification
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aei.mpg.de1
- Max Planck Institute — 20 years of Einstein@Home
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airc.nist.gov1
- NIST — AI Risk Management Framework Core
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amazon.science1
- Amazon Science — Dynamo: Amazon’s Highly Available Key-value Store
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amd.com1
- AMD — Xilinx acquisition completed (2022)
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americanhistory.si.edu1
- Smithsonian National Museum of American History — Intel 4004
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annals.math.princeton.edu1
- Annals of Mathematics — PRIMES is in P
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arxiv.org3
- Eyal & Sirer (2013) — Majority is not Enough: Bitcoin Mining is Vulnerable
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- Jouppi et al. — In-Datacenter Performance Analysis of a Tensor Processing Unit
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- Peter Shor — Polynomial-Time Algorithms for Prime Factorization and Discrete Logarithms
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ase.aseglobal.com1
- ASE — Semiconductor packaging, assembly, and testing
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asml.com1
- ASML — 2025 Annual Report: semiconductor lithography systems
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bis.org4
- Bank for International Settlements (BIS)Cited by:Bitcoin Economics
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- BIS Annual Economic Report 2018, Chapter V: Cryptocurrencies — looking beyond the hypeCited by:Criticisms of Bitcoin
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- BIS Bulletin No 69: Crypto shocks and retail losses (2023-02-20)Cited by:Criticisms of Bitcoin
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- BIS Papers No 159 — 2024 BIS survey on CBDCs and crypto (22 August 2025)
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bitcoin.org9
- Bitcoin whitepaperCited by:Computing Hardware: From von Neumann to the CPU, GPU, FPGA, and ASICThe Future of Computing and Intelligence: 2031, 2036, and an Agentic SocietyDistributed Systems — History, Time, Failure, and ReplicationPrimeGrid: Mapping Prime Numbers with Computers WorldwideThe Social History of Compute — Credit, Crypto, AI, and SpaceWorld Community Grid — Citizen Computing for ScienceDistributed Consensus — Paxos, Raft, PBFT, and Nakamoto ConsensusHistory of BitcoinHow Blockchain WorksBlockchain Design — Ledger, State, Consensus, Execution, and GovernanceWho is Satoshi Nakamoto?The Bitcoin Whitepaper, Section by SectionHow Mining WorksBitcoin EconomicsWhy Lost Bitcoin Cannot Be Recovered — Irreversibility ExplainedIs Bitcoin Safe? What Is Protected and What Is NotBitcoin's Controlled SupplySending Bitcoin — From Receiving an Address to Confirming ArrivalTransactions Deep DiveRunning a Bitcoin Node — Verifying for YourselfBitcoin Paradoxes — Contradictions Between Ideal and Reality
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- bitcoin.org
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- bitcoin.org — Getting started (ways to obtain bitcoin and what to know first)
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- bitcoin.org — Secure Your WalletCited by:Wallets & SecurityWhy Lost Bitcoin Cannot Be Recovered — Irreversibility ExplainedIs Bitcoin Safe? What Is Protected and What Is Not
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- bitcoin.org — Running a Full Node (storage required for initial sync)
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- Bitcoin.org — Avoid Scams (full-address checks and recovery scams)
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- bitcoin.org — Some Things You Need to Know (transactions cannot be reversed)
- Bitcoin.org — Vocabulary (satoshi, fees, and confirmations)
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- The Bitcoin Whitepaper — Japanese translation PDF (bitcoin.org)
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bitcoincore.org9
- Bitcoin CoreCited by:What is the Halving?
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- Bitcoin Core — CSV soft fork activation notice (July 4, 2016, block 419,328)Cited by:Forks & Chain Divergence
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- Bitcoin Core — Disclosure of CVE-2018-17144 (20 September 2018)Cited by:Is Bitcoin Safe? What Is Protected and What Is NotBitcoin Vulnerabilities — Attack Vectors and Real BugsBitcoin Paradoxes — Contradictions Between Ideal and Reality
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- Bitcoin Core — Security Advisories / disclosure policy (formalized July 2024)Cited by:Is Bitcoin Safe? What Is Protected and What Is NotBitcoin Vulnerabilities — Attack Vectors and Real Bugs
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- Bitcoin Core — Releases
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- Bitcoin Core 0.11.0 release notes (block file pruning introduced, 2015-07)
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- Bitcoin Core 28.0 release notes (full-RBF by default, 1-parent-1-child package relay, October 2024)
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- Bitcoin Core 29.0 release notes (removal of -mempoolfullrbf; full-RBF becomes standard, April 2025)Cited by:Why Lost Bitcoin Cannot Be Recovered — Irreversibility ExplainedSending Bitcoin — From Receiving an Address to Confirming ArrivalTransactions Deep Dive
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- Bitcoin Core 30.0 Release NotesCited by:Bitcoin Glossary & Script PrimerOrdinals, Inscriptions & RunesBitcoin Paradoxes — Contradictions Between Ideal and Reality
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bitcoinstrings.com1
- bitcoinstrings.com (Blockchain Embedded Message Archive)Cited by:How Blockchain Works
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bitcointalk.org2
- Bitcoin Forum — Bitcoin 0.3.10 SSE2 mining optimization (2010)
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- Bitcoin Forum — OpenCL Bitcoin miner (2010)Cited by:Computing Hardware: From von Neumann to the CPU, GPU, FPGA, and ASICThe Social History of Compute — Credit, Crypto, AI, and SpaceHow Mining Works
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bitcointreasuries.net1
- BitcoinTreasuries.net — holdings by ETFs, public companies, governments, and private companies (retrieved August 16, 2026)
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bitmain.com1
- Bitmain — Company history (vendor record)
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bitslog.com2
- Sergio Demian Lerner — Patoshi-pattern reanalysis (2019)Cited by:Can Quantum Computers Break Bitcoin? Qubits, Error Correction, and Cryptographic MigrationWho is Satoshi Nakamoto?
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- Sergio Demian Lerner — Early-block ExtraNonce and unspent-output analysis (2013)Cited by:Can Quantum Computers Break Bitcoin? Qubits, Error Correction, and Cryptographic MigrationWho is Satoshi Nakamoto?
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bitvm.org1
- BitVM Whitepaper (Robin Linus)Cited by:Layer 2 & Scaling
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blockchain.com1
- Blockchain.com — Blockchain Size chart (excludes database indexes)
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blockstream.com1
- Blockstream — Liquid NetworkCited by:Layer 2 & Scaling
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blog.coinkite.com1
- Coinkite — Coldcard Mk3 seed generation warning (published July 30, 2026)
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blog.ethereum.org1
- Ethereum Foundation — Frontier launch (2015)
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blog.wasabiwallet.io1
- zkSNACKs — Discontinuing the CoinJoin Coordination Service (effective June 1, 2024)Cited by:Privacy & Anonymity
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boinc.bakerlab.org1
- Rosetta@home — About
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boinc.berkeley.edu10
- Anderson et al. — Volunteer computing in 2012
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- BOINC — 2006 volunteer survey resultsCited by:Volunteer Computing — The History of SETI@home and BOINCThe Social History of Compute — Credit, Crypto, AI, and Space
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- BOINC — An Incentive System for Volunteer ComputingCited by:Volunteer Computing — The History of SETI@home and BOINCThe Social History of Compute — Credit, Crypto, AI, and Space
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- BOINC — Cross-project credit statistics and leaderboards
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- BOINC — Heterogeneous application scheduling for CPUs and GPUsCited by:Computing Hardware: From von Neumann to the CPU, GPU, FPGA, and ASICVolunteer Computing — The History of SETI@home and BOINC
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- BOINC — Historical news archive: GPU computing (2008)
- BOINC — Persistent redundant computing and result validation
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- BOINC — Project directoryCited by:Volunteer Computing — The History of SETI@home and BOINCPrimeGrid: Mapping Prime Numbers with Computers Worldwide
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- BOINC — Server architecture and performance
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- David P. Anderson — BOINC: A Platform for Volunteer ComputingCited by:Computing Hardware: From von Neumann to the CPU, GPU, FPGA, and ASICVolunteer Computing — The History of SETI@home and BOINCPrimeGrid: Mapping Prime Numbers with Computers WorldwideThe Social History of Compute — Credit, Crypto, AI, and SpaceWorld Community Grid — Citizen Computing for Science
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boj.or.jp1
- Bank of Japan — Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) initiatives
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bsg.ai1
- Michael Bedford Taylor — Bitcoin and the Age of Bespoke Silicon (2013)
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btcmap.org2
- BTC Map — Dashboard (public statistics on listings and verification)
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- BTC Map — Country page (Japan; swap the country code in the URL for the U.S. "us" or El Salvador "sv")
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bundesfinanzministerium.de1
- German Federal Ministry of Finance — Government draft of the 2027 federal budget (July 6, 2026, German)
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bybit.com1
- Bybit — security incident timeline (official)Cited by:Incidents & Turning Points
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caa.go.jp1
- Consumer Affairs Agency — Consumer Hotline (188)
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cadence.com1
- Cadence — Company overview: computational engineering and IC design
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caselaw.nationalarchives.gov.uk1
- The National Archives, Find Case Law — COPA v Wright [2025] EWHC 1139 (Ch)Cited by:Who is Satoshi Nakamoto?
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ccaf.io3
- Cambridge Bitcoin Electricity Consumption Index (CBECI)Cited by:How Mining Works
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- Cambridge Bitcoin Electricity Consumption Index (CBECI) — daily-updated electricity indexCited by:Criticisms of Bitcoin
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- Cambridge Digital Mining Industry — CBECI methodology
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cdrdv2-public.intel.com1
- Intel — Blockscale product discontinuance notice (2023)
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chainalysis.com2
- Chainalysis — 2026 Crypto Crime ReportCited by:Bitcoin Myths & Facts
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- Chainalysis — Estimate of lost bitcoin (November 2017)Cited by:Bitcoin's Controlled Supply
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coinatmradar.com1
- Coin ATM Radar — Bitcoin ATM installation trendCited by:Bitcoin Economics
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coindesk.com1
- CoinDesk — Coldcard fallout: roughly 210,000 BTC leaves long-term holder wallets (August 7, 2026)
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coingecko.com2
- CoinGecko — Bitcoin historical price dataCited by:What is the Halving?
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- CoinGecko — crypto market capitalization and Bitcoin dominanceCited by:Bitcoin Economics
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computerhistory.org9
- Computer History Museum — 1999 timeline: GeForce 256
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- Computer History Museum — CDC 6600’s Five Year Reign
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- Computer History Museum — Computer History Timeline
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- Computer History Museum — The Cray-1 Supercomputer
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- Computer History Museum — MOS transistor demonstrated
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- Computer History Museum — Noyce and the practical monolithic IC
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- Computer History Museum — Semiconductor companies and the FPGA
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- Computer History Museum — The Neverending Quest for “Firsts”
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- Computer History Museum — Who Invented the Microprocessor?
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congress.gov1
- U.S. Congress — H.R.3633 (CLARITY Act, 119th Congress)Cited by:Regulation — Japan & the World
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corporate.coincheck.com1
- Coincheck — Notice of discontinuation of the bitcoin payment service "Coincheck Payment"
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courts.go.jp1
- Courts in Japan — Petition for Renunciation of Inheritance
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cryptoslate.com1
- CryptoSlate — Custody concentration across spot Bitcoin ETF assets, compiled from SEC filings and AUM (as of April 8, 2026)
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cs.cornell.edu1
cs.stanford.edu1
csrc.nist.gov5
- NIST — FIPS 203 ML-KEM (Final)
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- NIST — FIPS 204 ML-DSA (Final)Cited by:Can Quantum Computers Break Bitcoin? Qubits, Error Correction, and Cryptographic MigrationBitcoin Myths & FactsBitcoin Vulnerabilities — Attack Vectors and Real Bugs
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- NIST — FIPS 205 SLH-DSA (Final)Cited by:Can Quantum Computers Break Bitcoin? Qubits, Error Correction, and Cryptographic MigrationBitcoin Myths & FactsBitcoin Vulnerabilities — Attack Vectors and Real Bugs
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- NIST — Post-Quantum Cryptography project
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- NIST IR 8202 — Blockchain Technology Overview
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darpa.mil1
- DARPA — ARPANET
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developer.bitcoin.org6
- Bitcoin Developer Guide — Block ChainCited by:Distributed Consensus — Paxos, Raft, PBFT, and Nakamoto ConsensusHow Blockchain WorksBlockchain Design — Ledger, State, Consensus, Execution, and Governance
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- Bitcoin Developer Guide — MiningCited by:Volunteer Computing — The History of SETI@home and BOINCThe Social History of Compute — Credit, Crypto, AI, and SpaceHow Mining Works
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- Bitcoin Developer Guide — Payment Processing (detecting payments, confirmations, and double spending)
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- Bitcoin Developer Guide — Transactions (unconfirmed transactions, relay, and fees)
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- Bitcoin Developer Guide — WalletsCited by:Wallets & Security
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- Bitcoin Developer Reference (bitcoin.org)Cited by:Bitcoin Glossary & Script PrimerSending Bitcoin — From Receiving an Address to Confirming ArrivalTransactions Deep Dive
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digiconomist.net1
- Digiconomist — Bitcoin Energy Consumption IndexCited by:Criticisms of Bitcoin
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distributed.net2
- distributed.net — History & Timeline
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- distributed.net — RC5 prize distribution
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docs.babylonlabs.io2
- Babylon Labs — EOTS Manager (extractable one-time signatures)Cited by:Layer 2 & Scaling
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- Babylon Labs DocumentationCited by:Layer 2 & Scaling
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docs.nvidia.com2
- NVIDIA — CUDA C++ Programming Guide
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- NVIDIA — CUDA Programming GuideCited by:Computing Hardware: From von Neumann to the CPU, GPU, FPGA, and ASICThe Social History of Compute — Credit, Crypto, AI, and Space
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docs.ordinals.com3
- Ordinals Handbook — InscriptionsCited by:Ordinals, Inscriptions & Runes
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- Ordinals Handbook — RunesCited by:Ordinals, Inscriptions & Runes
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- Ordinals Handbook — Runes specification (name character set and spacers)Cited by:Ordinals, Inscriptions & Runes
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docs.stacks.co1
- Stacks Documentation — sBTC FAQCited by:Layer 2 & Scaling
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doi.org5
- Kwon et al. — Efficient Memory Management for Large Language Model Serving with PagedAttention
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- Lov Grover — A Fast Quantum Mechanical Algorithm for Database Search (original paper)Cited by:Can Quantum Computers Break Bitcoin? Qubits, Error Correction, and Cryptographic MigrationHow Mining WorksBitcoin Vulnerabilities — Attack Vectors and Real Bugs
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- Peter Shor — Algorithms for Quantum Computation (original paper)
- Rajbhandari et al. — ZeRO: Memory Optimizations Toward Training Trillion Parameter Models
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- Williams, Waterman, Patterson — Roofline: an insightful visual performance modelCited by:Computing Hardware: From von Neumann to the CPU, GPU, FPGA, and ASICWhy AI Needs GPUs and Memory: The Roles of CPUs, GPUs, and HBM
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domo-2.gitbook.io1
- BRC-20 Original Proposal (Domo)Cited by:Ordinals, Inscriptions & Runes
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download.intel.com3
- Intel — Altera acquisition completed (2015)
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- Intel — Blockscale SHA-256 ASIC launch (2022)
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- Intel — Moore’s 1965 Electronics article
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ecb.europa.eu2
- ECB Blog: Bitcoin's last stand (Bindseil & Schaaf, 2022-11-30)Cited by:Criticisms of Bitcoin
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- European Central Bank — Digital euro
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eips.ethereum.org2
- EIP-1 — EIP Purpose and Guidelines
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- Ethereum Improvement Proposals — ERC-8004: Trustless Agents (Draft)
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en.bitcoin.it6
- Bitcoin Wiki — Controlled supply
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- Bitcoin Wiki — Value overflow incident (the 2010 overflow bug)Cited by:Is Bitcoin Safe? What Is Protected and What Is NotBitcoin Vulnerabilities — Attack Vectors and Real Bugs
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- Bitcoin Wiki — Genesis BlockCited by:History of Bitcoin
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- Bitcoin Wiki — Irreversible Transactions (attacks on zero-conf)Cited by:Bitcoin Glossary & Script Primer
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- Bitcoin Wiki — PrivacyCited by:Privacy & Anonymity
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- Bitcoin Wiki — ScriptCited by:Bitcoin Glossary & Script Primer
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energy.gov4
- U.S. Department of Energy — Advanced Scientific Computing Research
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- U.S. Department of Energy — Advanced Scientific Computing Research FY 2026 Congressional Justification
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- U.S. Department of Energy — DOE Explains Exascale Computing
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- U.S. Department of Energy — New Frontiers Post-Exascale Research Program
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eprint.iacr.org1
- Garay, Kiayias, Leonardos — The Bitcoin Backbone Protocol
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esa.int4
- ESA — Cognitive cloud computing Discovery campaign
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- ESA — PhiSat hardware and Movidius Myriad 2
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- ESA — PhiSat-1 onboard artificial intelligence
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- ESA — Review of cognitive cloud-computing studies (2023)
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ethereum.github.io1
- Ethereum Yellow Paper
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ethereum.org6
- Ethereum Whitepaper
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- ethereum.org — Data availability
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- ethereum.org — Ethash mining algorithm
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- Ethereum.org — OraclesCited by:The Future of Computing and Intelligence: 2031, 2036, and an Agentic SocietyBlockchain Design — Ledger, State, Consensus, Execution, and Governance
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- ethereum.org — The Merge
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- ethereum.org — The Merge (move to proof-of-stake and energy use)
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eur-lex.europa.eu1
- EUR-Lex — MiCA (Regulation (EU) 2023/1114)Cited by:Regulation — Japan & the World
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eurohpc-ju.europa.eu1
- EuroHPC JU — Quantum Computing & Access
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everycrsreport.com1
- Congressional Research Service — Bitcoin ETP Approval ReportCited by:History of Bitcoin
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faq.distributed.net1
- distributed.net — Statistics accounting FAQ
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fatf-gafi.org1
- FATF — Financial Action Task Force (Travel Rule / virtual assets)Cited by:Regulation — Japan & the World
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foldingathome.org2
- Folding@home — Points, passkeys, and Quick Return Bonus
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- Folding@home — Science timeline: PS3 client history and 2012 end date
fsa.go.jp13
- Japan FSA — Information for users of crypto-assetsCited by:How Bitcoin Compares — Assets and Money, NeutrallyAcquiring and Disposing of Bitcoin — How It Works, Neutrally
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- FSA — List of Registered Crypto-Asset Exchange Service Providers (as of June 30, 2026)Cited by:Acquiring and Disposing of Bitcoin — How It Works, NeutrallyBitcoin Scams — Tactics and How to Protect YourselfIs Bitcoin Safe? What Is Protected and What Is Not
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- FSA — Explanatory Material on the Bill Amending the FIEA and the Payment Services Act (PDF, Japanese)Cited by:Regulation — Japan & the WorldBitcoin Taxes in Japan — Misc Income, the 2026 Reform, and Tax FilingRunning a Bitcoin Node — Verifying for Yourself
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- Financial Services Agency (Japan) — Beware of Fraudulent Investment Solicitations ("we will recover your losses" pitches; consolidated search for regulated financial businesses)
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- JFSA — Publication of the Cabinet Office Ordinance amending the ordinance on electronic payment instruments service providersCited by:Bitcoin Glossary & Script Primer
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- Japan FSA — Amendments implementing the crypto travel rule (in force June 1, 2023)Cited by:Privacy & Anonymity
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- FSA — Names of those conducting unregistered crypto-asset exchange business (domestic)
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- Japan FSA — Deposit insurance system (payoff)
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- FSA — Promulgation of the Cabinet Order under the 2025 Payment Services Act Amendment and Results of Public Comment (in force June 1, 2026)
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- Japan FSACited by:Incidents & Turning Points
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- Japan FSA
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- Financial Services Agency — Counseling Office for Financial Services Users (0570-016811, weekdays 10:00–17:00)
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- Financial Services Agency — Promulgation of the Cabinet Order for the 2026 FIEA amendment provisions taking effect 20 days after promulgation (29 July 2026)
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github.com41
- BIP 110 — Reduced Data Temporary Softfork (mandatory signaling 961,632–963,647; threshold 1,109 of 2,016)
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- BIP 141 — Segregated Witness (defines the 4,000,000 block weight limit)Cited by:The Bitcoin Whitepaper, Section by SectionSending Bitcoin — From Receiving an Address to Confirming ArrivalTransactions Deep DiveForks & Chain DivergenceBIP summary in this library:BIP 141
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- BIP 143 — Transaction Signature Verification for Version 0 Witness ProgramBIP summary in this library:BIP 143
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- BIP 144 — Segregated Witness (Peer Services)BIP summary in this library:BIP 144
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- BIP 3 — Updated BIP Process
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- BIP 34 — Block v2, Height in CoinbaseBIP summary in this library:BIP 34
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- BIP 340 — secp256k1 Schnorr SignaturesCited by:Can Quantum Computers Break Bitcoin? Qubits, Error Correction, and Cryptographic MigrationPrimeGrid: Mapping Prime Numbers with Computers WorldwideHow Mining WorksBitcoin Myths & FactsBitcoin Vulnerabilities — Attack Vectors and Real BugsBIP summary in this library:BIP 340
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- BIP 341 — TaprootCited by:Can Quantum Computers Break Bitcoin? Qubits, Error Correction, and Cryptographic MigrationThe Bitcoin Whitepaper, Section by SectionWallets & SecurityPrivacy & AnonymityOrdinals, Inscriptions & RunesBitcoin Vulnerabilities — Attack Vectors and Real BugsBIP summary in this library:BIP 341
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- BIP 342 — Validation of Taproot ScriptsBIP summary in this library:BIP 342
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- BIP 360 — Pay-to-Merkle-Root (Draft)Cited by:Can Quantum Computers Break Bitcoin? Qubits, Error Correction, and Cryptographic MigrationWho is Satoshi Nakamoto?Why Lost Bitcoin Cannot Be Recovered — Irreversibility ExplainedBitcoin Myths & FactsForks & Chain DivergenceBitcoin Vulnerabilities — Attack Vectors and Real Bugs
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- BIP 361 — Post Quantum Migration and Legacy Signature Sunset (Draft)Cited by:Can Quantum Computers Break Bitcoin? Qubits, Error Correction, and Cryptographic MigrationWho is Satoshi Nakamoto?Forks & Chain Divergence
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- BIP 49 — Derivation scheme for P2WPKH-nested-in-P2SH based accountsBIP summary in this library:BIP 49
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- BIP 54 — Consensus Cleanup (proposed fix for time-warp and others; Status: Complete)
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- BIP 8 — Version bits with lock-in by heightBIP summary in this library:BIP 8
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- BIP 84 — Derivation scheme for P2WPKH based accountsBIP summary in this library:BIP 84
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- BIP 86 — Key Derivation for Single Key P2TR OutputsBIP summary in this library:BIP 86
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- BIP 9 — Version bits with timeout and delayBIP summary in this library:BIP 9
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- BIP-0030 (Duplicate Coinbase Transactions)Cited by:Bitcoin's Controlled Supply
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- BIP-0050 (record of the March 2013 chain fork)
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- BIP-0327 (MuSig2 — Schnorr key aggregation)Cited by:Privacy & Anonymity
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- BIP-0352 (Silent Payments)Cited by:Privacy & Anonymity
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- BIP-125 — Opt-in Full Replace-by-Fee (RBF signaling)BIP summary in this library:BIP 125
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- BIP-148 — UASF (Mandatory SegWit Activation)Cited by:Forks & Chain Divergence
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- BIP-157 (Client Side Block Filtering Protocol)
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- BIP-173 — Bech32 address format (bc1q; substitution errors up to 4 characters, plus the later insertion/deletion disclosure)Cited by:Why Lost Bitcoin Cannot Be Recovered — Irreversibility ExplainedSending Bitcoin — From Receiving an Address to Confirming ArrivalBIP summary in this library:BIP 173
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- BIP-174 (Partially Signed Bitcoin Transaction Format / PSBT)
- BIP-21 — the bitcoin: URI scheme (the format embedded in payment QR codes)
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- BIP-32 (Hierarchical Deterministic Wallets)
- BIP-350 — Bech32m (bc1p addresses for witness version 1 and above, including Taproot)Cited by:Why Lost Bitcoin Cannot Be Recovered — Irreversibility ExplainedSending Bitcoin — From Receiving an Address to Confirming ArrivalTransactions Deep DiveBIP summary in this library:BIP 350
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- BIP-380 (Output Script Descriptors)Cited by:Wallets & Security
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- BIP-39 (Mnemonic Seed Phrase Spec)
- BIP-44 (Multi-Account Hierarchy for Deterministic Wallets)
- Bitcoin BIPs RepositoryCited by:Forks & Chain Divergence
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- Bitcoin Core v0.1.5 — Early CPU miner source codeCited by:How Mining Works
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- Bitcoin Core Developer Documentation — assumeutxo design
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