Directly from one party to another…
You do not make a transaction directly by sending it through multiple hops; once you send a payment to a node, someone else collects from the node.
Dr. Craig Wright
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Articles By Dr. Craig Wright:
The scarcity paradox
Speculating does not create value rather, speculation presents a gamble on a future price. Some people make money with it, but to do well, you need a lot of money in the first place.
The role of the researcher
The development of a scholarly identity is crucial. It is through that development that the nascent researcher can improve upon existing research and contribute to the academic community.
The 51% attack that never was
In this article, Author Dr. Craig Wright explains what a 51% attack is, how it relates to existing systems, and how it is being maligned by some people in the industry seeking to promote a system different from Bitcoin in many ways.
Anti-trust
The problem with Ethereum and BTC groups is that they are anticorporate. They call themselves crypto capitalists when what they really mean is that they are anti-capitalists.
About Coinbase
Coinbase doesn’t care about anything other than making money. For them, the law is secondary and they intentionally chose to overlook it.
A comment on social media, software developers, and Silicon Valley corporations
The emotive nature of people's reactions because of social media presents a state that has come with the intentionally conditioned reflex of people over time.
Strategic advantage and finding opportunities
Bitcoin's ability to offer digital cash at a meager fee, which online merchants and others can accept non-reversible and small casual transactions, opens up opportunities not imagined before.
Open source and liability
Some individuals in the "cryptocurrency space" are promoting false beliefs that open-source software is free and has no copyright, and devs don't have liability for the software they are developing.
Nanostrategy
Bitcoin is a financial system, and it doesn’t matter whether systems on the network ‘want’ a transaction; it only matters whether something can be legally processed and enforced.
How Bitcoin won the race…
Many falsely believe that Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency. Bitcoin is not encrypted. It is the first digital cash system that presents cleartext and is completely traceable.
Offline addressing
Author Dr. Craig Wright explained how several possible protocols could be created on top of Bitcoin and described the original protocol and templates that existed in 2009.