Bitcoin Event Watchlist
Track ETF deadlines, Fed meetings, court dates, halving-cycle milestones, protocol releases, and major public-company reporting dates.
View methodBitcoin Intelligence
Research signals, risks, sources, and decisions in one place.
A calm operating desk for Bitcoin events, filings, custody, legal cases, energy, privacy, taxes, beginner mistakes, and source quality.
Intelligence Map
Twenty research modules.
Each module gives readers a clear destination without mixing beginner education, risk checks, news, and research into one messy feed.
Official Filing Tracker
Use SEC filings, 8-Ks, 10-Qs, 10-Ks, ETF amendments, public-company disclosures, and treasury updates as verification anchors.
Open SEC EDGARExchange Proof-of-Reserves Center
Explain what proof of reserves can show, what it cannot show, and why liabilities, audits, and custody structure still matter.
Open exchange sourcesCustody Risk Map
Compare self-custody, exchange custody, ETF custody, institutional custody, multisig, and inheritance custody by failure mode.
Open custody toolsBitcoin Myth Library
Short explanations for common claims: criminals, no value, energy waste, government bans, anonymity, hacking, and volatility.
Open researchCrisis Explainers
When a major event happens, publish what happened, why it matters, what users should check, and what not to assume.
Open alertsBitcoin Legal Cases Tracker
Track lawsuits, enforcement actions, ETF cases, exchange cases, tax disputes, custody disputes, and mining restrictions.
Open policyBitcoin Energy Dashboard
Organize mining energy mix, demand response, stranded energy, renewable debates, grid risk, bans, and miner disclosures.
Open mining dataWallet Failure Case Studies
Study lost seed phrases, phishing, fake wallets, SIM swaps, exchange collapses, bad backups, and inheritance mistakes.
Open scam checkerDecision & Safety Center
Decision trees, red flags, loss prevention, family planning, security levels, neutral reviews, recovery guides, and life events.
Open centerBitcoin by Audience
Create paths for beginners, parents, students, investors, business owners, executives, developers, and retirees.
Open start pageBitcoin Country Risk Index
Rank countries by legal clarity, exchange access, banking access, tax treatment, custody rules, and capital controls.
Open country policyBitcoin Treasury Playbook
For businesses: allocation policy, custody controls, accounting, board approval, disclosure, volatility, and liquidity planning.
Open treasury researchBitcoin Reading Room
Curate the whitepaper, Satoshi posts, BIPs, Bitcoin Core docs, Lightning specs, academic papers, and legal documents.
Open libraryBitcoin Data Dictionary
Explain hash rate, difficulty, mempool, fee rate, realized cap, MVRV, dominance, ETF flows, and exchange balances.
Open dataBitcoin Price Scenarios
Explain $100K, $1M, $10M, $100M, $1B, and beyond through 2150 without treating scenarios as predictions.
Open scenariosBitcoin Financial Theories
Elliott Wave, Dow Theory, market cycles, liquidity, reflexivity, stock-to-flow, network value, and on-chain valuation.
Open theoriesBitcoin Quant Models
Return distributions, volatility, factor models, regime switching, Monte Carlo, power laws, liquidity, options, on-chain quant, and model risk.
Open quant modelsCorrection Policy
Show how NAKAMOTO updates mistakes, labels uncertainty, preserves source links, and keeps trust with readers.
Read policyMethodology Page
Explain how research topics, news rankings, source quality, high/medium/low labels, and risk levels are decided.
Read methodBeginner Mistakes Page
Cover buying too fast, keeping coins on exchanges, sharing seed phrases, skipping test transactions, and trusting hype.
Open safety guideBitcoin Privacy Guide
Explain UTXOs, address reuse, KYC, coin control, public ledgers, Lightning privacy, and practical privacy limits.
Open glossaryBitcoin Tax Basics
Introduce universal concepts: cost basis, realized gains, losses, transfers, records, income, mining, and reporting discipline.
Open tax checklistBitcoin Glossary Search
Give readers a fast way to type a word and get a plain-English definition with links to deeper articles.
Open glossaryMethodology
How NAKAMOTO ranks news and research.
News and research items are ranked by importance, verification quality, reader impact, and whether the event changes risk, policy, market structure, or user behavior.
Market or policy moving.
Major Bitcoin price movement, ETF flows, official policy changes, large public-company purchases, exchange failures, major hacks, or custody events.
Important sector context.
Mining infrastructure, Ethereum/Solana/XRP developments, wealth-platform access, legal updates, and meaningful market structure changes.
Useful background.
Research papers, sentiment notes, small product updates, and context that helps readers but does not require urgent action.
Prefer original evidence.
Use filings, official announcements, primary documents, reputable reporting, on-chain data, and multiple sources when a claim is important.
Source Credibility
High trust, medium trust, use carefully.
This system helps readers understand why some stories become lead items while others are ignored or treated as background.
Primary sources and established financial reporting.
SEC filings, company releases, court documents, official regulators, Bitcoin Core repositories, ETF issuers, and major financial publications.
Specialist reporting and data providers.
Crypto-native research, mining data, on-chain dashboards, security researchers, and credible newsletters when claims are sourced.
Rumors, influencer posts, and thin reposts.
Social media claims, anonymous screenshots, paid-looking posts, unsourced price predictions, and low-quality coin promotion should not lead the news page.
Event Watchlist
What belongs on the calendar.
ETF flow reports, Fed meetings, CPI releases, liquidity events, and major public-company reporting dates.
Regulatory comment deadlines, enforcement hearings, court decisions, tax guidance, and country-level rule changes.
Difficulty adjustments, halving cycle milestones, major Bitcoin Core releases, Lightning updates, and mempool stress periods.
Wallet vulnerabilities, exchange incidents, bridge exploits, phishing waves, custody failures, and postmortems.
Correction Policy
How mistakes should be handled.
If a claim is wrong, incomplete, outdated, or missing context, the page should be updated with the corrected statement, source link, and date of review. Do not silently preserve a bad claim because it looked good in an earlier draft.