08-19-2026 
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 November, 2017
Scaling Bitcoin 2017 at Stanford, Day 2
Day 2 at Scaling Bitcoin 2017 Stanford, was again a day of fantastic research, aimed specifically at making best of
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5 November, 2017
Scaling Bitcoin Conference Day 1
November 4, 2017. The Bitcoin Scaling conference day 1 was filled with students, experts, and researchers from the world over,
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1 November, 2017
Bitcoin Cash is Bitcoin 2.0
It’s the legitimate upgrade. Yes. – By saying – 2.0 – I mean it was always the intended upgrade from
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30 October, 2017
Credibility and Plagiarism
Speaking with Dr Wright earlier this year, he mentioned he was looking forward to coming out publicly later this year.
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24 October, 2017
What’s happening to the Segwit transaction count???
Segwit proponents have been for weeks hailing the parabolic increase in Segwit transactions. Not long ago, almost 18% of all
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24 October, 2017
Does Bitcoin Cash Difficulty Algorithm need changing?
There’s a lot of FUD being instigated, even from some who are not aligned to BCC. Where are we at
