Deep dives, ecosystem updates, and strata sovereignty news from Give A Bit
Metro Vancouver strata corporations must file Energy Performance Reports by December 31, 2026. Here is what councils need to gather, who signs off, and why the deadline hits resale disclosure.
Read more →OpenStrata runs the operations, Satohash anchors every decision to Bitcoin, and the OpenStrata protocol keeps the history portable. Why each layer exists and what it protects.
Read more →A plain-language walkthrough of BC quorum rules: what counts, what does not, how the 30-minute rule works, and why the CRT overturns meetings that get this wrong.
Read more →All strata corporations in Metro Vancouver must file EPR reports by December 31, 2026. Non-compliance must be disclosed on Form B.
Read more →Council must decide in writing within 3 months. Owner bears all installation costs per SPA s.124.
Read more →Average 1BR rent reaches $2,450/mo. Strata short-term rental bylaws under increased scrutiny.
Read more →3-of-5 multisig PSBT workflow with LNURL CAD-pegged instant pay for strata fee collection.
Read more →Reusable offers enable strata corporations to issue persistent Lightning invoices for monthly fees.
Read more →Key topics: EPR compliance, Bitcoin treasury adoption, CRT enforcement trends.
Read more →Introducing the open standard for carrying identity, social graph, and strata records across Bitcoin, Lightning, and Nostr.
Read more →CRF reserves, invoice verification, and 3-of-5 multisig eliminate single points of failure in strata financial operations.
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