04-06-2026 
Jon Southurst
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Jon Southurst is based in Tokyo and has reported on the Bitcoin and blockchain industry since 2013. He has worked for a number of crypto news websites, and creates videos on Bitcoin SV for the YouTube channels BitcoinSVtrain and MetaNetTV.
Article by Jon Southurst
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US Navy wants to make its ‘Paranoid’ blockchain software supply chain system available
PARANOID can be of use outside naval operations, with the U.S. Navy seeking its commercialization to the private sector, which...
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Much-loved social network Twetch shuts down after 6-year attempt to dent Twitter
After a fruitful six-year run, Twetch made a decision to shut down its platform as it struggles to survive in...
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3 June, 2024
London Blockchain Conference 2024: What did you think of it?
The London Blockchain Conference 2024 is the most insightful event of the year yet, mainly due to the enthusiastic attendees...
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To trust the future, you must first trust the data
The report looks at how blockchain maintains trust, exploring a future world with 125 billion connected devices that rely on...
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28 May, 2024
Gassed-Up tops sCrypt Hackathon 2024 best projects
Gassed-Up, whose project revolves on solving "trust dilemmas" and "trust asymmetries" at gas stations, was named sCrypt Hackathon 2024 winner,...
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22 May, 2024
So much data—what should we do with it? BSV DevCon looks at real world solutions
The BSV DevCon served as a platform for developers and enthusiasts to gather and discuss the future of the blockchain...
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