12-27-2025 
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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5 October, 2021
Daniel Krawisz: Bitcoin and totalitarianism
Bitcoin is a tool that can be used for good and for evil. In this new interview, Dr. Michael Wehrmann...
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30 September, 2021
Craig Wright on archaeology, Bitcoin and money as memory
If we look at the Bitcoin SV blockchain and take the enormous amounts of information into consideration that BSV is...
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23 September, 2021
Bitcoin SV as a commodity
Bitcoin is “electronic cash,” right? However, why does the title of the Bitcoin white paper say, “electronic cash system”? We...
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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....
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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...
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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...
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