Creating a useful NFT
In this article, Dr. Craig Wright went through some steps of creating a BoL that links the identities of corporations to a series of invoices and uses NFTs.
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Measuring Lightning
This paper demonstrated that many users of the Lightning Network failed to take adequate steps to protect the privacy of their information.
Anonymity is the place of cowards and crime
Satoshi Nakamoto's concept of anonymity is based on openness, as with the blockchain and its system of traceability, but it is also proposed for normative systems.
Papers associated with Bitcoin and related topics in law: Part XIV
Dr. Wright looked at several papers where the authors are investigating the concept of decentralization. Unfortunately, the authors are taking the argument presented by ‘cypherpunks’ at face value.
Papers associated with Bitcoin and related topics in law: Part XIII
In Nadiya et al. analysis, the authors briefly mention SPV, but only in relation to an alternative process called VerSum, which outsources the analysis of blocks to third parties.
Papers associated with Bitcoin and related topics in law: Part XII
Chaisse and Kirkwood summarize a collection of legal cases associated with blockchain, expressing a bias against cases brought against developers, such as those from Tulip Trading Ltd.
Papers associated with Bitcoin and related topics in law: Part XI
Due to the problems with measuring networks, some authors have merely captured and produced representations of a graph network without analyzing the impact of each node.
Papers associated with Bitcoin and related topics in law: Part X
The concept of a ‘rollback’ attack is referenced when it comes to blockchain solutions and attacks or changes to the system.
Papers associated with Bitcoin and related topics in law: Part IX
In analyzing the growth and scalability of blockchain-based solutions, it is necessary to understand both the value drivers and the ability to create scalable systems.
Papers associated with Bitcoin and related topics in law: Part VIII
“Code is law” a mentality has been propagated with regard to electronic cash and blockchain systems despite having been discredited by Timothy Wu, who demonstrated the fallacies of such an approach.
Papers associated with Bitcoin and related topics in law: Part VII
Decentralization has conflicting meanings, and for blockchain to become part of existing accounting and reporting systems, it must shed this deceptive terminology and embrace regulation.
Papers associated with Bitcoin and related topics in law: Part VI
In analyzing the blockchain, many introduce the standard, flawed definition of a node within a blockchain, representing it as any system on the network—rather than one specializing in PoW solutions.