Bitcoin Atlas

Meridian 2140
Context for understanding Bitcoin

Meridian 2140 is a public educational and reference website about Bitcoin. It connects protocol rules, history, security, economics and people so readers can follow their relationships.

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Open news desk

Selected headlines from newsrooms, developers and institutions. Articles and excerpts remain in the original source language; the language choice changes the interface. Every link leads to the publisher.

01 Explore the connected entries

Bitcoin Atlas
Connected knowledge

The editorial methodology requires sources suited to each claim, a distinction between facts and interpretation, and acknowledgment of uncertainty. An author's authority or a source's inclusion alone is not proof of accuracy.

02 QUESTIONS PEOPLE ACTUALLY ASK

Bitcoin guides: from questions to verification.

Choose a question about Bitcoin, issuance, buying, wallets or Lightning Network. Each guide connects explanations, practical limitations, primary sources and related Atlas entries.

03 Bitcoin history

Bitcoin history: documents, people and milestones

Connect cypherpunk ideas and digital-cash experiments with the 2008 Bitcoin Whitepaper, the 2009 Genesis Block and later events.

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Protocol governance

BIP 110 mandatory signaling splits the chain

At height 961632, BIP-110-enforcing nodes reject Bitcoin's non-signaling most-work block and follow a signaling OCEAN block. The minority tip produces two blocks and then stalls, turning the activation attempt into a documented lesson about contentious soft-fork deployment.

04 PLACES · COMMUNITY MAP

Where bitcoin is accepted.
Find a place and check its terms.

Community-maintained BTC Map shows places recorded as accepting bitcoin. Meridian 2140 embeds an external map; it does not verify every business or guarantee that you can pay.

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The USD price comes from CoinGecko or Coinbase; block height and estimated Hashrate come from mempool.space or Blockchain.com, depending on availability. Data may be cached and have different measurement times. The time above marks receipt of the last successful response, not the measurement time of every value. Estimated Hashrate is not a direct measurement; the price is not a trade offer and a public API does not replace verification with your own node.

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