If we take the premise that Dr. Craig Wright is Satoshi Nakamoto and pay attention to the three phases of him being Satoshi Nakamoto, we find another hero’s journey there, Dr. Michael Wehrmann writes.
A big theme throughout video eight of Theory of Bitcoin: The Bitcoin Whitepaper series is specialization in Bitcoin mining and how this contributes to the robustness of the system.
Elon Musk recognized that despite the misinformation campaign waged by BTC zealots and charlatans, the sector still relies heavily on non-eco-friendly fossil fuels to produce the inferior tokens.
If one chain scales in price or transaction volume, miners will switch to that chain without hesitation—regardless of their political positioning, Joshua Henslee writes.
Video seven in the Theory of Bitcoin: The Bitcoin Whitepaper series with Dr. Craig Wright and Ryan X. Charles covers the sixth section of the Bitcoin whitepaper, which is all about incentive.
Cashless casinos use technology as a form of player engagement, while also delivering enhanced protection for players--be it on slot machines or on the tables.
Economic competition and incentives are at the heart of the Bitcoin system Dr. Craig Wright invented, a system that is completely different than the system that falls under the BTC ticker symbol.
A common misconception seems to be that Bitcoin’s proof of work mechanism exceeds that of the many small nations, thus making it harmful to the environment and detrimental to power grids.
The fifth video in the Ryan X. Charles’s Theory of Bitcoin: The Bitcoin Whitepaper series with Dr. Craig Wright takes us through the third section of the Bitcoin whitepaper which is dedicated to the timestamp server.
For Bitcoin to achieve global adoption, we don’t need to agree with Dr. Wright’s philosophies on individual freedom and duty.
In the recent craze to tokenize everything including the kitchen sink, it is easy to lose sight of where real value lies, Jerry Chan writes.
In the face of the bull run and NFT boom, environmentalist activists have once again targeted Bitcoin’s industrial infrastructure for criticism based on the assumption that proof of work for building blocks is a waste of electricity.
Think of Bitcoin as more of an economically viable system than a crypto system—a capitalist economic system, Becky Liggero Fontana writes.
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When properly incentivized, Bitcoin is capable of an unfathomable amount of throughput and flexibility that can dwarf Visa, MasterCard, SWIFT, ACH and all of the data management networks on earth.
The “crypto” hype we see in mainstream and social media is far from Satoshi’s creation and this is important for gambling industry professionals to understand, Becky Liggero Fontana writes.
Inventing your own mythology to shoehorn an agenda is something else entirely: propaganda. In Square Crypto’s new “Book of Bitcoin Mythology,” they have created one such example of propaganda.
The question that arises is who becomes responsible if two parties fill orders between each other in this way without a so-called ‘Decentralized Exchange’?
It seems that some Bitcoin SV observers believe that when an enterprise or government body announces it is building something on Bitcoin SV, the expectation is it will be live nearly instantaneously.
After we have witnessed years of harassment against Dr. Craig Wright, it might be time to wake up to the fact that actually nobody is attacking him, Dr. Michael Wehrmann writes.
