What’s your 20, BitCoin?
Bitcoin adoption will look like an “S-curve,” which is half exponential and half logarithmic, but panned up close, it looks like a price chart for a stock, with spikes and peaks and valleys.
Bitcoin adoption will look like an “S-curve,” which is half exponential and half logarithmic, but panned up close, it looks like a price chart for a stock, with spikes and peaks and valleys.
No other digital coin other than BSV creates a standard format for transactions that can change how we do worldwide computing, John Pitts writes.
BitCoin was legal at creation; commoditizing data with protocol rules violates no laws—anymore than inventing the container, John Pitts writes.
BitCoin gets its value similar to how gold and silver got their value, but with one very important difference, John Pitts writes.
In his latest post, John Pitts discusses how the Bitcoin network provides a commodity marketplace for computation.
John Pitts explains why a commoditized computation like Bitcoin doesn’t go away.