How many Duros is that? HandCash says its new Bitcoin currency unit will make pricing easier
Duro is a unit of account that refers to 500 satoshis on the Bitcoin SV network, which HandCash says will make pricing and payments for small items easier.
Duro is a unit of account that refers to 500 satoshis on the Bitcoin SV network, which HandCash says will make pricing and payments for small items easier.
The charges are the latest in an ongoing regulatory crackdown on token sales during the "ICO craze" of the past few years.
Haste co-founders Joe DePinto and Dan Wagner talk about the rewards-based games platform they're building on Bitcoin SV on this week's episode of The Bitcoin Bridge.
The latest show is a chat with CoinGeek's Chief Bitcoin Historian, Kurt Wuckert Jr.—known as much for his prolific social media postings and enthusiasm as he is for his extensive knowledge of Bitcoin.
Like so many other useful Bitcoin apps that started to become available again, Haste grew from the notion that small, fast payments with miniscule fees could great whole new business models.
The charges, which the CFTC filed and settled on the same day, were for "reckless false, misleading or inaccurate reporting" as well as wash trading on its GDAX digital asset platform.
Compliance officers at financial institutions feel they still have a low understanding of digital assets, blockchain, and their surrounding legal issues.
The Bitcoin Class series is about thinking bigger—much bigger—about what Bitcoin can do, and what sort of system it really is.
Two Hop Ventures launched in November 2019 with a mission to assist startups that leveraged BSV's technological advantages.
No other blockchain today is capable of processing transaction blocks that large, at a cost to users (in transaction fees) that makes it feasible for business and other large organizations' use at scale.
The Bitcoin Bridge, CoinGeek's weekly show looking at Bitcoin SV (BSV) projects in the Asia-Pacific region, heads to China to talk to DotWallet founder Lin Zheming.
Dr. Craig Wright launches into full lecturer mode in this week’s episode of Theory of Bitcoin: Bitcoin Class, and uses a whiteboard for the first time. There's a lot to teach.