How to Scan Your Computer for BitClip Wallet Files

BitClip was a Chromium-based browser extension that allowed users to store Bitcoins directly within their web browser. Because it functioned as an extension rather than a standalone application, many users who bought Bitcoin years ago may have forgotten exactly how the software stored its data. If you are trying to …

Found a "Bitbills" Card? It Might Be Worth a Fortune

If you have discovered or inherited a card featuring the ₿ symbol and the label bitbills, you may be holding a significant piece of history. These cards were some of the first physical Bitcoin (BTC) collectibles ever created, predating even the most iconic physical artifacts known today, such as Casascius Coins. …

How to Download Older Versions of GreenAddress

GreenAddress was one of the Bitcoin wallets that prioritized multisignature security and SegWit adoption. While the application has since transitioned into Blockstream Green, some users with long-dormant wallets may still need the original software to regain access to their funds. If you are looking for these legacy …