Bisq Blog

Bisq 2: Now in Beta

The first Bisq 2 beta release is now available. Learn what's new and coming soon and try Bisq 2 for yourself. Read More »

Bisq v1.5.0 Released: Highlights

Bisq v1.5.0 was released earlier today, bringing SegWit support across the trading protocol as well as a slew of updates to make trading better and more convenient.

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Trends in Trading Activity, August 2020

Most active markets, most active payment methods, and premiums paid across the network for August 2020. If you're wondering how to buy and sell bitcoin on Bisq quickly and cost-effectively, this post is for you.

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Statement on Critical Security Vulnerability

A flaw in the way Bisq trades are carried out was exploited in early April 2020.

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Bisq Q1 2020 Update: Goals and Reorganization

After a year of milestone events, Bisq is implementing more purposeful management of priorities and funds to continue building its DAO to handle more contributors and more complexity.

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Bisq v1.2 Launches with New Trade Protocol and Account Signing

New trade protocol moves to 2-of-2 multisig escrows for deposit funds, overhauls dispute resolution to be more private and scalable, and implements account signing to remove 0.01 BTC trade limits.

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Bisq DAO: The First 4 Cycles

The Bisq DAO launched 4 months ago, after more than 4 years of development. It has now completed 4 voting cycles. In this post, we provide an update on how it's worked out so far.

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Bitcoin and the Store of Value Narrative

Manuel posits that Bitcoin's value cannot be explained with a store-of-value approach.

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Time for the DAO to take over

With the DAO in place Bisq has to evolve its organisational structure without its founders. The departure of the founders was planned from the very beginning. Now it is time to fulfill that plan.

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Why Some Bitcoin Companies Go Rogue: An Interview with Janine from Block Digest

Ricardo Martinez interviews Janine of Block Digest. They discuss a peculiar phenomenon—the tendency for people and companies made successful by Bitcoin to turn against Bitcoin—and why it happens.

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