The BSV Blockchain Association discussed BSV exchanges and liquidity issues on Twitter Spaces with speakers like Jamie, Xiaohui Liu, Deggen Kellenschwiler, Michael Hudson, and several others.
The Godfather of AI, Geoffrey Hinton, made headlines when he resigned from Google to openly express his fears about the potential for AI to create significant harm to the world.
The prosecution said Nathaniel Chastain used anonymous accounts to commit fraud and money laundering, resulting in a first-ever conviction of such charges in the digital asset industry.
As Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg chases the Metaverse dream, he seemed to miss the wave of consumer-facing AI-powered programs being developed under his nose in Silicon Valley.
Addressing resource scarcity isn't the only thing blockchain could provide a solution for but also tackling food fraud, which affects approximately 10% of the global supply chain industry.
Kurt Wuckert Jr. gets deep into the Bitcoin history, the impacts of BTC Core developers on the space, and why he believes Dr. Craig Wright is Satoshi Nakamoto in this Satckin' Sats interview with Plamenko.
Ethereum may be big on the hype, but its inability to scale and deliver real-world use cases would soon lead to its demise as utility blockchains take center stage.
Amid regulatory challenges in the United States, Gemini sets its eyes on the APAC region, with India as its primary focus, a nation known for enforcing stringent regulations on the digital asset market.
Satoshi Nakamoto created Bitcoin in line with the law, as opposed to common beliefs, and recovering digital assets is possible with the right understanding of the process and tools.
On April 18, the BSV Blockchain Association held a Twitter space discussing BSV token protocols with thought leaders like Kurt Wuckert Jr., James Belding, Brendan Lee, Jab Wahab, and more.
Gary Gensler stood his ground that existing laws apply to digital assets since day one amidst criticism from the crypto bros, who lament the alleged ambiguous regulations that meddle with their operations.
Digital asset firms often blame the "shifting" regulatory landscape for their failures, but in truth, laws haven't changed, and regulators are finally catching on to how technology works.
