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.

Articles By Dr. Michael Wehrmann:

Editorial 14 September 2021

Bitcoin SV adopted by ‘other nations’?

There has been a remarkable slip of the tongue by Dr. Craig Wright at the last CoinGeek conference in Zurich. What was it about? Why is it important?

Interviews 6 September 2021

Daniel Krawisz: Bitcoin and deflation

Bitcoin often is associated with being a hedge against inflation. We have heard a lot about money printing, devaluation of fiat currencies, hyperinflationary scenarios and the like concerning “HODLing” Bitcoin.

Editorial 1 September 2021

Why speculators failed betting on Bitcoin SV for now

The BSV blockchain obviously is the best utility blockchain in the world. How come the price action is—at least for now—kind of disappointing compared to some of the other digital assets?

Editorial 24 August 2021

Is BTC the ugly digital gold?

BTC does indeed have something in common with gold—but not the way BTCers would like it to be, Dr. Michael Wehrmann writes.

Interviews 18 August 2021

Daniel Krawisz: Bitcoin and gold

Dr. Michael Wehrmann recently caught up with Bitcoin visionary and speculator Daniel Krawisz to explore gold and Bitcoin in depth.

Business 10 August 2021

Craig Wright on gold, Bitcoin and hoarding empires

In a new interview, Joel Dalais from the MetaNet ICU and Dr. Michael Wehrmann had the chance to discuss gold, bitcoin and hoarding empires with Dr. Craig Wright.

Editorial 29 July 2021

Bitcoin and source of funds

Bitcoins have a history attached to them. The transactional history of a Bitcoin cannot be hidden. That means one is always trading a specific Bitcoin when selling it for fiat money, Dr. Michael Wehrmann writes.

Editorial 27 July 2021

Are we private keys? Bitcoin and identity

If your identity is a private key, you are the private key. If we become numbers, we become exchangeable like numbers, Dr. Michael Wehrmann writes.

Business 26 July 2021

Bitcoin or central banks? Craig Wright on triple entry accounting

Concerning accounting, the same question seems to occur in the long run: who is the trusted third party being used in triple entry accounting of the future? Bitcoin or central banks?

Business 21 July 2021

Are your Bitcoins really yours? Token recovery phase activated

You may have bitcoins in your wallet or stored on an exchange, but that does not necessarily mean these bitcoins belong to you, Dr. Michael Wehrmann writes.

Editorial 19 July 2021

Is Binance being delisted by banks?

First of all, it was the BSV blockchain space that had the “build” mantra instead of the “hodl” narrative since day one. In Bitcoin SV, we early on warned our readers of the hodl-mentality.

Business 16 June 2021

CoinGeek Zurich: BSV blockchain for eGovernment and public sector applications

At the CoinGeek Zurich conference, Founding President of Bitcoin Association Jimmy Nguyen discussed eGovernment & Public Sector Applications on BSV blockchain with Muhammad Salman Anjum, Geoffrey Weli-Wosu and Ahmed Yousif.