He Snuck Into BTC Prague Last Year. This Year He Opened the Main Stage.
Conviction got Brandon Keys onto the BTC Prague main stage. What kept him there was six years of failing on YouTube in public. A profile on why, in Bitcoin, conviction...
I bridge technology and business. Field reports from cybersecurity and infrastructure conferences, long-form interviews with builders, industry analysis. Published in four languages.
Conviction got Brandon Keys onto the BTC Prague main stage. What kept him there was six years of failing on YouTube in public. A profile on why, in Bitcoin, conviction...
Lugano, 14 April. 500 people, agentic AI in cybersecurity. Who builds, who sells, who buys. Global vendors took the morning stage. Swiss names got the afternoon. A field report from Swiss Cyber AI.
If AI is eating software engineering, where do the builders go? Three stories from the International Humanoid Forum in Biel - a spin-off, a rental fleet, and a hospital mission - point to the answer.
Where humanoid robotics actually stands in 2026. Safety, uptime, dexterity, cost. What the engineers at IHF in Biel said about the gap between demo and deployment.
The exhibition floor at SCSD 2026. European alternatives in hosting, identity, security and engineering are not abstract. They exist, they ship, and they sell into real markets.
What actually mattered at SCSD 2026 in Bern. Digital sovereignty, European cloud concentration, and why conferences do not change markets but contracts do.
Lui on expanding Bull Bitcoin in Latin America, the limits a mission puts on growth, and making self-custody usable.
Rainier Nanquil on volunteering for Bitcoin MedellÃn, returning speakers and bringing more Colombian participants into the conversation.
Kevin Bell on the custody problem behind Cadena, a year spent building, and what his banking background brought to the project.
Jordi on building an events app for a specific community, making identity portable and helping people meet in person.
Kemal on organising the first Adopting Bitcoin, learning from everyday payments and setting limits on sponsorship.
Kilian Rausch on a failed exchange, the tool that survived it, and building a Bitcoin infrastructure company without venture funding.
Charlie on joining Salvadoran communities, building beyond the initial excitement, and the faith behind his work.
Adem Bilican on the customers who changed Relai, the demands of regulation, and the Lightning feature the team had to withdraw.
Matt on the payment problem behind PPQ.ai, the Bitcoin traders who shaped his thinking, and finding his first customers.
Adopting Bitcoin (El Salvador), Bitcoin MedellÃn, BTC Prague, Warsaw Bitcoin Film Fest, PlanB Forum (Lugano and El Salvador). I go where things ship and where they break.