07-11-2025 
Dr. Michael Wehrmann
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Dr. Michael Wehrmann recently finished his dissertation on competitive law and works at a law firm. Concerning Bitcoin (BSV), he tries to understand its connection to economics and society, while wrapping his head around the question what it takes to wake up digital currency enthusiasts to the simple fact that only a scalable protocol serves as a worldwide ledger.
Article by Dr. Michael Wehrmann
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27 November, 2023
Refining data to information with BSV blockchain: How Bitcoin adds context
While all blockchains have the capacity to input data, BSV blockchain’s process is more intriguing and unique with its ability...
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23 November, 2023
Copyright administration via blockchain: Perfect, but which blockchain?
Professor Peter Yu from Texas A&M University recently published a research paper where he concludes that copyright offices could benefit...
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26 September, 2023
BSV blockchain processed 1 billion transactions in 2023—so far!
As stated by bsvdata.com on September 1, over 1 billion transactions have been processed in the BSV blockchain from January...
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5 September, 2023
How you could ‘lose’ your BSV, despite having your private keys
As more data is being processed on the BSV blockchain, data storage or data finding will likely come at a...
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31 August, 2023
Why some BSVers want ‘to nLockTime’ their Bitcoins for decades
Bitcoin entrepreneur Jack Liu is back on the BSV blockchain with another project that aims to lock up Bitcoin for...
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3 August, 2023
Craig Wright’s first doctorate: Gnarled roots of a creation mythos
Dr. Craig Wright's first dissertation, titled "Gnarled roots of a creation mythos," means a lot to him, though—as we may...
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