Bitcoin: What’s in a name?
Bitcoin was something new, something not just invented, but “released”: the software was designed to build on itself, to keep itself honest, to grow up.
Charles Miller
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Bitcoin vs big tech: the death of advertising?
Innovation is thriving in Bitcoin SV but Charles Miller predicts that its successes will be by adding to the world we know, rather than by destroying it.
Craig Wright: Lockdown, Shakespeare and how Bitcoin could have been part of Microsoft
Dr. Craig Wright chats with Charles Miller about the ongoing COVID-19 lockdown, William Shakespeare, and the early days of Bitcoin.
SHA256 and all that: The legend of Bitcoin
Today, we have this amazing new money called Bitcoin—and if you really want to understand it, just look at the word: it’s “bit” joined to “coin.”
Ramon Quesada: Everything you ever wanted to know about Craig Wright
So who is Ramon Quesada and why has he assembled this incredible collection of Craigobilia?
Richard Baker: How BSV will power the machine to machine economy
CEO Richard Baker explained that his co-founder Steve Marsh was researching an area that appears to be very different from where GeoSpock is focussed today: “back in 2010, 2011, [Steve] was doing his PhD in computer engineering at Cambridge and he set about the challenge of building a supercomputer to emulate one second of human brain function.”
Eileen Brown: Why do I get trolled when I write about Bitcoin SV?
Eileen says that as a journalist she is neutral between different cryptocurrency camps and has deliberately never owned any crypto.
Jack Liu: How BSV tokens are helping OKEx users caught in a crisis
RelayX wallet founder Jack Liu has been helping investors to deal with a crisis on a cryptocurrency exchange by using Bitcoin SV’s ability to tokenise assets.
Steve Shadders: Creative minds can figure out how to make money from dust
CTO of nChain, Steve Shadders, explains, new possibilities for making use of dust are becoming available: “there is really nothing revolutionary about this at all.
Steve Shadders: Creative minds can figure out how to make money from dust
CTO of nChain, Steve Shadders, explains, new possibilities for making use of dust are becoming available: “there is really nothing revolutionary about this at all.
Douglas Rushkoff: Hopes and doubts about Bitcoin’s beautiful vision
Douglas Rushkoff has been following technology and media for more than 30 years - ever since, as a young theatre director, he decided he’d had enough of its elitist culture: “theatres started to feel very predictable ...I was really looking for something more participatory. Interactive. Unknown. Unpredictable.”
George Zarya: Shaving inefficiencies from digital currency markets
Bequant is a London-based financial business that describes itself as “a one stop solution for professional digital assets, investors and institutions.”