The moral sentiments of Bitcoin
The moral sentiments of BTC or BSV or any other digital currencies must be closely measured according to their actual utility, not mere narratives, propaganda, or aspirations.
The moral sentiments of BTC or BSV or any other digital currencies must be closely measured according to their actual utility, not mere narratives, propaganda, or aspirations.
The real Bitcoin (BSV) has a socially modest but technologically ambitious goal: to provide a more efficient tool to a world in which basic social order based on an operative government exists.
mintBlue and Tokenized did not fall for the Bitcoin craze of get-rich-quick schemes that mistakes creating a new coin/token for building a product but took a serious and honest approach.
The current BSV blockchain infrastructure is fully ready for Web3, NFTs and DeFi applications with a true L1 decentralized model rooted in an on-chain decentralized ledger.
Decentralization has taken the context of Bitcoin, blockchain and Web3, but it also caused misconceptions that Bitcoin or any blockchain must restrict its scalability to be ‘decentralized.’
The original Bitcoin was created to support property rights under the framework of the rule of law and increase productivity with unbounded scalability and low costs. BTC is the opposite.
In this year-in-review, Unbounded Capital outlined their perspective on 2021 for the Bitcoin SV ecosystem and some of the things they are anticipating for the new year.
The Bitcoin trilemma is a fallacy that is based on wrong anarchy concepts, a lack of understanding of the economic nature of Bitcoin, and a misconception of what effective decentralization is.
Bitcoin mining under Proof-of-Work is less likely to result in a monopoly. On the other hand, Proof-of-Stake has natural gravitation toward forming a monopoly or a cartel.
The introduction of fiat on-ramps creates a new opportunity to buy and use Bitcoin directly from the HandCash app, Unbounded Capital’s Jason Ramsay writes.
In this article, author Zeming Gao identifies and explains the common misunderstanding about Bitcoin and blockchain and how the technology involves a lot of concepts that are not easy to grasp.
Unbounded Enterprise agrees with Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg's idea about the metaverse, but they say one key component was missing in Zuckerberg's argument—micropayments.