Simple^2 and the hazard of layers
Tokens can be applied in many ways and people have really only begun thinking about new and different use cases, Brendan Lee writes.
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The life of a transaction
Brendan Lee maps out a speculative chronology of a Bitcoin transaction’s life—from when it’s created and beyond.
Using Elas Satoshi tokens for logistics and tracing
Elas Digital explores some ways how new incentives can be developed via the simplification of tracing mechanisms using Elas tokens to manage goods.
Elas Ledgers and Satoshi Tokens
The separation between Bitcoin Ledger and Bitcoin Blockchain can be shown mathematically, Brendan Lee writes.
Elas Ledger: A journey of understanding
The separation between Bitcoin Ledger and Bitcoin Blockchain can be shown mathematically, Brendan Lee writes.
The fallacy of proof of work as an information value signal
Hash power is the reward a node gets for having the best fitness, and the least wasted proof of work is the prize the hash operators get for choosing the node with the best array of costly signals.
The best time to plant a tree
Brendan Lee discusses how the Bitcoin Association is advancing the global awareness of Bitcoin, advocating for its use wherever it is needed.
Bitcoin SV and the return to Genesis
The upcoming Genesis upgrade which promises to take Bitcoin back to its original unbounded design, giving developers, entrepreneurs and users the freedom to focus on how best to use Bitcoin SV.
Monetization of digital assets online
Integrating blockchain in storing and accessing data will be more granulated, for instance, pay for a movie per frame or pay per slide of a presentation are few of what the Metanet promised future.
The provenance of information
With Bitcoin, there is the option to create and store datasets in such a way that their provenance can be guaranteed, but also shared and monetized.
Bitcoin as a world computer
In his post titled Finite State Machines in Script, Dr. Craig Wright outlines several ways to build an automation structure known as a ‘Finite State Machine’ using Bitcoin as the computing interface.
Privacy and Bitcoin
With the advent of Bitcoin, users can choose what details they provide to the host of corporates vying for their attention and to monetize those choices themselves.