Why is SPV so misunderstood?
Much discussion has been had about section 8 of the Bitcoin white paper, particularly within the BSV space yet there is still clearly a gap between what Satoshi was thinking and what the typical user understands.
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Women in fintech: Brought in, but not brought up
CoinGeek’s Nidhi Arora explores the current, emerging, and changing dynamics of gender disparity in the FinTech industry, its reasons, and numbers explaining and validating her observations.
One blockchain as the base layer of IoV
People get nervous hearing "one blockchain rules it all," but it is a principle of cybernetics that a complex system needs unity at the base purpose level to support variety at application levels.
PayPal enables Bitcoin and altcoin withdrawals—what’s the agenda?
PayPal is known for taking things slow, and for now, it will only allow U.S. users to withdraw digital currencies to external wallets. Similar to what they did when it listed the coins for trading.
Pat Thompson is bullish on Bitcoin (BSV)
The audience growth seen at the GBC22 in Dubai signifies the growing interest in the BSV blockchain and the growing interest in businesses that are using Bitcoin to solve problems in the world and create efficiencies.
Dubai was conventional—in a good way
Dubai was more than just a meeting of the party faithful. The doors of the BSV Global Blockchain Convention was thrown wide open and there was genuine discussion between BSV loyalists and those who came with new perspectives from larger circles.
We’re ready to face the future: Impressions from BSV Global Blockchain Convention in Dubai
BSV Global Blockchain Convention was a turning point in Bitcoin's history since it was the first time in years that many could attend in person again, and there were new opportunities to talk about.
Sam Bankman-Fried is wrong again
Sam Bankman-Fried, whose FTX exchange sold both UST and LUNA, has emerged to tell the Financial Times that Bitcoin has no future as a payments network.
Kurt’s personal blog: Be good to each other
The only way to win in Bitcoin is to get so good at cooperating and be a sincere leader that people become leaders themselves due to the example of goodness that emanates from our behavior.
DEX, don’t front run me bro
The Solana transaction submission process is susceptible to front running, and consequently, trading on DEX's is much riskier, especially on leveraged products.
In the courts, the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto is already a foregone conclusion
The slate of lawsuits filed by Dr. Craig Wright are often analyzed as though they are a deliberate continuation of Dr. Wright’s emergence as Satoshi Nakamoto in 2015.
The 51% attack that never was
In this article, Author Dr. Craig Wright explains what a 51% attack is, how it relates to existing systems, and how it is being maligned by some people in the industry seeking to promote a system different from Bitcoin in many ways.
A comment on social media, software developers, and Silicon Valley corporations
The emotive nature of people's reactions because of social media presents a state that has come with the intentionally conditioned reflex of people over time.
Building the Bitcoin industry: a lesson from history?
A thriving sector requires a balance between centralising agreements between rivals to increase efficiency, and competition to motivate innovation through the prospect of profits.
The importance of cash
Bitcoin is superior to physical cash, even amid the mass propaganda campaign about it being meant for digital gold, HODL’ing, and inefficient as a payment method—despite the title of the Bitcoin white paper asserting its purpose as electronic cash.
Price matters
In this article, author Zeming Gao looks into the BSV price and the utility level of an asset following the recent surge of BSV transactions in the past few weeks.
Nanostrategy
Bitcoin is a financial system, and it doesn’t matter whether systems on the network ‘want’ a transaction; it only matters whether something can be legally processed and enforced.
The moral sentiments of Bitcoin
The moral sentiments of BTC or BSV or any other digital currencies must be closely measured according to their actual utility, not mere narratives, propaganda, or aspirations.
How Bitcoin won the race…
Many falsely believe that Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency. Bitcoin is not encrypted. It is the first digital cash system that presents cleartext and is completely traceable.
The socially modest but technologically ambitious Bitcoin
The real Bitcoin (BSV) has a socially modest but technologically ambitious goal: to provide a more efficient tool to a world in which basic social order based on an operative government exists.