Bitcoin’s tipping point
In this article, Kurt Wuckert Jr. shares his thoughts on Malcolm Gladwell's The Tipping Point and how the mentioned principles determined Bitcoin's tipping point.
Articles By Kurt Wuckert Jr:
Dollar collapse, bullish?
As Bitcoin gains traction, it could reshape global power structures, spur innovation, and promote financial inclusivity. This shift could prove to be a net good for freedom and prosperity worldwide.
The Internet of Money review—7 years later
There was a chance to change everything with Bitcoin, and Andreas Antonopoulos’ lack of fortitude contributed to making it culturally acceptable to treat Bitcoin as a Hegelian popularity contest rather than a bullet-proof internet of money, Kurt Wuckert Jr. writes.
It’s a Bitcoin conspiracy
A conspiracy theory is a rollercoaster ride where you're never quite sure what's fact or fiction. But a great many conspiracy theories do indeed end up being revealed to be true, and this is where real investigative journalism is needed, Kurt Wuckert Jr. writes.
Bitcoin doesn’t fix this
As we watch the Federal Reserve, FDIC and other agencies reassure the world that “everything is fine,” we also have to deal with the nauseating cacophony of small blockers pretending to be excited about global collapse because “Bitcoin fixes this.”
Scammer Cartel Cocktails Book drops on RelayX
The commemorative cocktail recipe book is filled with recipes from the participants in the “Scammers Cartel” group, and all issued by a RelayX NFT mint and distributed with a physical and digital version.
Bitcoin and Securities: Law is coming
Liberty begins with personal responsibility leading to a culture of responsibility—have we seen this in the blockchain space? No, not by a long mile, Bitcoin Historian Kurt Wuckert Jr. writes.
Inordinate Ordinals for ordinary Bitcoiners
Twetch came out with a bunch of tooling within 48 hours of the public explosion of Ordinals NFTs and launched a mint of 69 “Planetary Ordinals” to kick off the party.
Barry Silbert was bullish on Bitcoin BSV—even in 2014
Barry Silbert was bullish on bitcoin in 2014; however, in 2017-2022, he turned to a multi-chain and speculation/trading-based investment strat, leading to one of the major bankruptcies of this bear market.
Faketoshi Series (Hal Finney): The men who are not Satoshi—Part 3
Hal Finney was a universally well-liked member of the Bitcoin community from week one, and he fit the profile of what the earliest bitcoiners assumed Satoshi Nakamoto should have looked like.
Humans of BSV
Here are the people who deserve a lot of credit for making 2022 awesome by leading the way, working hard, and helping keep the DNA of BSV healthy.
BTC hash power centralization
Industry players behind the BTC software control the hash power, while companies with weak cash positions and low debt suffer, cementing BTC's position as a 'very, very' centralized system.