11-27-2024 
Eli Afram
Author
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
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9 June, 2017
Bitcoin: Something Has to Give
While many Bitcoiners out there are thoroughly enjoying this bull market, and of course a rising price is a sign
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5 June, 2017
Recommended Bitcoin Fees Cross $3 per Transaction
I’m going to be straight out honest here. This is only going to get worse. And there is one group
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2 June, 2017
What is going to happen on the 1st of August?
What is going to happen on the 1st of August? Core supporter’s desire to implement Segregated Witness on the Bitcoin
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30 May, 2017
An Interview with Gavin Andresen Part 2
An Interview with Gavin Andresen Part 2 I’ve recently had the distinct honour and pleasure of interviewing Gavin Andresen, one
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26 May, 2017
An Interview with Gavin Andresen Part 1
I’ve recently had the distinct honour and pleasure of interviewing Gavin Andresen, one of the original Bitcoin Core developers, and
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23 May, 2017
What Real Leadership Looks Like
When developers build an open source community project that ends up being backed by millions, and sometimes billions, of dollars,
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