Jack Dorsey’s Block, Inc. has announced that it is seeking input on an ongoing Bitcoin mining project, as seen in a blog post from the company on March 7.

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Block, Inc. thinks it and developers can build better Bitcoin mining rigs. That's why it's considering building a “Mining Development Kit,” or MDK, it said on Tuesday.

Users can identify authentic accounts by the websites they're associated with, as custom domain handles provide a decentralized form of account verification.

Jack Dorsey’s digital payment company Block Inc. said it will be using its own Bitcoin reserves to provide liquidity to Bitcoin’s Lightning Network, a protocol meant to make transactions on the blockchain more efficient. 

Dorsey, the co-founder of Twitter and former CEO of the top social media outlet hinted that he purchases BTC every week, according to a comment made on Nostr. This was in response to a post made by a certain user Utxo. He wrote, <i>“I wonder if Jack DCA [dollar-cost averaging] into BTC like the rest of us.”&nbsp;</i>

Jack Dorsey, co-founder of the online microblogging service Twitter, is progressing with Bluesky, a decentralized Twitter alternative, as its mobile application is now being tested in private beta.

Damus, a Twitter alternative backed by Jack Dorsey that integrates the Bitcoin Lightning Network, has been banned from Apple’s China App Store, according to a tweet by Damus.

Notably, Damus claims itself to be “the social network you control”, adding that “it’s your very own Twitter for your friends or business”, which makes it in a way a “Twitter Killer”.

Damus, a so-called “Twitter killer” built on a decentralized network has been approved on the Apple App Store. The Damus team confirmed the approval to its 11,500 Twitter followers on Jan. 31, following what it claims was at least three rejections from the Big Tech player. Shortly after, Twitter co-founder and Nostr contributor Jack Dorsey shared the news with his 6.5 million followers, with the entrepreneur labelling it as a “milestone” moment for open source protocols. (Cointelegraph)