Understanding Bitcoin mining and corporations
Trusting your source of information, is important. If you can’t get straight facts, find another outlet, find another source.
Trusting your source of information, is important. If you can’t get straight facts, find another outlet, find another source.
Over time, Bitcoin has been losing significant market share of the global crypto-currency market cap.
The crypto space is not for the faint heart. Not if you’re entrenched, knee deep in the political turmoil of it all.
There is an active, coordinated effort to destroy Bitcoin and everything it was ever meant to be, and I will provide the argument.
We hear the word often enough. “Utility”. Early Bitcoin adopters, and particularly those inclined towards on-chain scalability (big-blockers) will throw this term around whenever making an argument for bigger blocks.
I feel a large chunk of the community owes this Mike. I know I certainly do.
Whether Bitcoin Cash, Segwit2x, or Bitcoin Core – all have one thing in common. They share a common seed from the 3rd of January 2009.
Barry Silbert sought to bring two sides of the fence together, to find a resolution to the Bitcoin scaling debate.
Amidst significant use in darknet markets and a hardfork upgrade, Monero had incredible success mid-last year, as it sky-rocketed in price.
MtGox was not the only exchange in history to have been hacked. There have been others and there are bound to be more in future.
Divergence on Blockchain enabled Bitcoin to made a history on being the World’s largest Crypto-Currency
What Core think, and what Core and Blockstream want you to think and believe, are two entirely separate things.