Theory of Bitcoin Part 5: Bitcoin and ‘Turing Completeness’ explained
The video series between Dr. Craig Wright and Ryan X. Charles is becoming essential background knowledge for anyone looking to truly understand Bitcoin.
The video series between Dr. Craig Wright and Ryan X. Charles is becoming essential background knowledge for anyone looking to truly understand Bitcoin.
A federal court in Washington, D.C., is pushing ahead with charges against an “underground" Bitcoin exchange.
BSV App Testers has created a platform where any developer can post a job, and any user can sign on to earn.
Jon Southurst talks to Gerald Liebhardt about the motivations behind WhysApp, what he'd like to see it become, and why he built it on BSV.
Television alt-finance pundit and BTC proponent Max Keiser has been busy attacking Bitcoin SV on his social media accounts and in interviews.
Dokkz aims to help businesses with quality and risk management by ensuring any documents uploaded can be timestamped and audited.
Speaking at the Asia Blockchain Summit 2020, the TAAL CEO said Bitcoin could solve more of the world's problems if people focus on creating new use cases for it.
Dr. Craig Wright and Ryan X. Charles previously gave a historical background on why laws are necessary. This time, they look more specifically at how certain laws may apply to Bitcoin.
The New York State Attorney General has received approval to further investigate the Tether "stablecoin" and its web of corporate backers.
Bitcoin is for cash micropayments, and not as a workaround for money laundering laws, according to Dr. Craig Wright.
The latest installment of the "Theory of Bitcoin" serves up another solid dose of background information—this time, on the nature and purpose of law.
Ultimately, stablecoins will be covered by the same laws as other digital assets under the European Union's AMLD5.