What is Off-Chain Media?
Content and journalism about Bitcoin, with clarity and conviction.
Who we are
Off-Chain Media is an independent media project founded by Marius, a journalist and educator focused on Bitcoin. We produce clear, rigorous, and impactful content to highlight the monetary, energy, and political transformation driven by Bitcoin.
What we do
We create tailored content for Bitcoin-native companies and produce independent journalism, including:
- Documentaries
- Interviews
- Analysis articles
- Weekly video shows
Our work speaks to both newcomers and experienced Bitcoiners.
Our approach
We believe Bitcoin is a historic shift. Our goal is to contribute to it, by informing, explaining, and debating its core ideas. We take a maximalist stance and we’re not afraid to challenge opposing views.
Our formats
- Written content:
- news, essays, and long-form articles
- Video production:
- documentaries, short-form videos, and field reports (including one shot in El Salvador)
bitchat tutorial: how to keep communicating when the internet or social media is censored
bitchat passes messages from phone to phone over Bluetooth, with no internet, no account and no phone number. Installing it, the public chat, encrypted private messages, verifying contacts, the emergency wipe and the app's limits: the full tutorial, on video and step by step.
Bull Bitcoin drags DAC8 before the Conseil d’État to have it canceled and draws a line in the sand
Bull Bitcoin announces that it has brought the French decree transposing DAC8 before the Conseil d’État, even though the company has just obtained its MiCA authorization. Behind this apparent paradox, Théo Mogenet, Managing Director of Bull Bitcoin Europe, defends a simple line. A Bitcoin platform can accept entering the European framework, without accepting that compliance becomes the systematic collection of sensitive data.
El Salvador, Bitcoin and Bukele: Audit of a Political Laboratory
In 2021, El Salvador became the first country to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender. Five years on, the balance sheet is contradictory: real security gains, an IMF deal that walked back the experiment, and a sovereignty narrative far simpler than the reality.