The Promissa project, made in collaboration between Bank for International Settlements, the Swiss National Bank, and the World Bank, will develop a proof-of-concept platform to facilitate digital tokenized promissory notes.
Zack Weiner joins the CoinGeek Weekly Livestream with Kurt Wuckert Jr., with both parties sharing insights on the COPA v Wright trial, their fearless Bitcoin forecast, and works at VXTechnologies.
Justin Pauly joined CoinGeek Discussions, where he discussed the importance of on-chain, immutable records and shared some details about their use cases for their BSV blockchain-based applications.
The latest Circle report paints a vivid picture: we're on the brink of a Web3 revolution, and claimed apps that empower users are popping up on enterprise-grade blockchains.
The recent Interpol metaverse report looked at ways law enforcement agencies could leverage the metaverse, some of the potential ‘Meta crimes’ that could occur in it, and how to deal with them.
While the SEC's passing of the 11 spot BTC ETFs created a frenzy, it was not enough to create another bull run, with many overlooking the actual development happening on the original Bitcoin.
In this CoinGeek Weekly Livestream episode, David Case sits with Kurt Wuckert Jr. to discuss the latest developments in the Bitcoin and blockchain space, such as indexers and overlay networks.
Tokenization alone is not enough; It has to be globally scalable on a single blockchain, and for that to occur, there's only one realistic option—building the future on BSV blockchain.
The second episode of CoinGeek Discussions for 2024 covers the latest news in the blockchain space, Derek Moore’s personal Bitcoin story, sanctions enforcement, and more.
Let's address the claim that "Bitcoin is inefficient," this is only true if one mistakenly assumes that BTC—which trades as Bitcoin on most digital currency exchanges—is Bitcoin.
Ringing in the year 2024, Alex Vidal and Zachary Weiner host this year's first episode of CoinGeek Discussions, tackling topics such as protocols, artificial intelligence, and the upcoming Bitcoin halving.
Fifteen years ago, the first Bitcoin transaction was recorded on chain, opening the world to the endless possibilities of an electronic peer-to-peer cash system that Satoshi Nakamoto has designed.
