Issue No. 6 · Sep 4, 2026

Teranode Ltd Dissolves as Chainspect Clocks 12.3M BSV Transactions in a Single Day

This cycle's tension: on-chain throughput records and shipping product updates on one side, corporate restructuring around the Teranode entity and unresolved wallet UX pain on the other, all against the backdrop of Calvin Ayre's upcoming Bitcoin film pulling outside attention back to Craig Wright.

What Mattered

01
Chainspect recorded 12.3M daily transactions on BSV, more than doubling the previous 5.84M record set a day earlier and setting a new 90-day high.
02
Teranode Ltd, the UK entity behind Ayre's node software effort, was dissolved and renamed Neobridge Solutions Limited, prompting sharp debate over what this means for the Teranode program.

03
TokenSquare's KRWQ Korean won stablecoin on BSV drew coverage, followed by pushback that it is a private tech pilot rather than a regulated live product.
04
Multiple wallet and infrastructure updates shipped: LocalBsvSaaS pushed a two-week hardened release, Kallubi launched a Mac Apple Silicon wallet, and Open Protocol Labs added Sigma Identity as a certifier in BSV Desktop.
05
Casey Affleck's role as "the inventor of Bitcoin" in an upcoming $70M film became a recurring reference point, with community members treating it as a coming catalyst and skeptics tying it directly to Ayre's funding.

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X Read settles through ChainTap's BRC-100 micropayment flow (BRC-29 key derivation, per session). The "Unlock with Wallet" button above does this for you via @bsv/sdk's WalletClient. Testing a different BRC-100 wallet by hand? Here's the raw endpoint:

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