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A lifelong programmer, and a long time advocate for scaling Bitcoin. Being a post-graduate academic, and backed by years of industry research in internet security, and cryptographic applications, Eli became fascinated in Bitcoin when he stumbled upon Satoshi’s whitepaper in 2012 and began to study the technology in great depth. Towards the end of 2015 Eli started to become actively involved in the Bitcoin community itself, partaking and driving discussions, particularly concerning the scaling debate. A strong advocate of proven on-chain scaling, yet not opposed to second layer solutions either, Eli remains and advocate for Bitcoin as frictionless electronic cash.

Article by Eli Afram

Create your own pocket sized blockchain in JavaScript
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12 November, 2021

Create your own pocket sized blockchain in JavaScript

In this article, Eli Afram explores how anyone can create a nano sized blockchain with JavaScript using less than 30...
Responding to Antonopoulos on the BTC double-spend analysis
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22 January, 2021

Responding to Antonopoulos on the BTC double-spend analysis

BitMex Research’s ForkMonitor recently detected a split in the BTC chain, where the temporarily leading chain was re-org’d, and therefore...
‘Blockchains don’t scale’—except Bitcoin SV
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30 July, 2020

‘Blockchains don’t scale’—except Bitcoin SV

Eli Afram debunks the prevailing rhetoric that blockchains don’t scale, or they don’t scale well.
Ethereum 2.0, or is it 0.2?
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19 May, 2020

Ethereum 2.0, or is it 0.2?

Eli Afram examines the ins and outs of the upgrade to the Ethereum network, analyzing the merits on the basis...
The unbounded possibilities of blockchain technology
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6 May, 2020

The unbounded possibilities of blockchain technology

Eli Afram explains how Bitcoin SV brings the unbounded possibilities of blockchain technology to global enterprise.
Why a position of ‘anti-patents’ is bad for business
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7 February, 2020

Why a position of ‘anti-patents’ is bad for business

Eli Afram delves into patents and how damaging it can be, in today’s society, to reject patents altogether.

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