Back by popular demand, Kurt Wuckert Jr. underlines the role of Ordinals and Bitcoin in revamping the NFT market in a talk with the Morgan Report, which includes discussions on regulation and maximalism.
Bitcoin maximalist Joshua Henslee joins Chad Bailey in the Cryptocurrency Theory podcast, discussing their Bitcoin story, why BSV is the best option among other coins, and updates on the space.
CoinGeek Weekly Livestream host Kurt Wuckert Jr. talks to Ty Everett of Project Babbage about building applications on BSV, what the project is all about, and Bitcoin’s viral moment.
Ripple paid $250 million in cash for Metaco, giving it access to potentially important companies like Citi, BNP Paribas, and French bank Société Générale.
In this video, Joshua Henslee shows how classifieds work on THE MORNIN’ RUN, a website where you can advertise your Tweets for as low as $0.001.
Apart from the possible BTC fork over Ordinals, Joshua Henslee says possible scenarios include an increase in block size or, worst, not doing anything at all, which would eventually kill it.
In this video, Joshua Henslee gives his take on the sudden jump in BSV price, which may indicate that the market is seeing something of value in the big block Bitcoin chains.
Joshua Henslee notes that the price of BSV is stuck in and around $33, sadly stating that Ordinals, a BRC-20 token on the BTC network, will soon be worth more than BSV.
In this episode of the CoinGeek Weekly Livestream, Kurt Wuckert Jr. recapped some of the best moments of Season 3 with guests who have made massive contributions in the digital asset space.
The rising prices of $Ordi signals the beginning of hyperbitcoinization, while it is something to look forward to, it is also possible that another fork is just around the corner.
Michael Saylor believes Ordinals will open the floodgates for the development of many applications on the BTC base layer, but this is proving to be too difficult with the current state of the protocol.
CoinGeek's Kurt Wuckert Jr. and VX Technologies' Zachary Weiner hosted a workshop at the South Florida Bitcoin Citadel presenting the Magic Dapp, a 'no code' tool that allows people to build Bitcoin applications.
