Here’s the problem with digital currency debit cards
Digital currency debit and credit cards are not what the world needs to catalyze digital currency adoption, Patrick Thompson writes.
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No need for multi-layer solutions with Bitcoin
There’s no reason to devote time and money into building a layer two solution for BTC or Ethereum since Bitcoin SV already exists.
ARK Invest and Bitcoin SV: Is Cathie Wood missing out?
Bitcoin SV should be ARK Invest’s main target of research if they are looking for disruptive innovation, Dr. Michael Wehrmann writes.
China’s rains fail to bring relief some block reward miners had hoped
Teams solely interested in garnering a share of the reward subsidy are finding high profits more elusive due to the increasingly thinner profit margins.
Bitcoin SV wins against ‘crypto liars’ and ‘BTC clowns’ by professionalizing
Michael Wehrmann discusses why Bitcoin SV is not only the original Bitcoin—it’s also the only digital asset that actually makes sense.
Bitcoin has a red history
We have arrived at a community of nominal libertarians who support price-fixing, production quotas, and who are decidedly against utility, Brent Bevear writes.
‘Blockchains don’t scale’—except Bitcoin SV
Eli Afram debunks the prevailing rhetoric that blockchains don’t scale, or they don’t scale well.
‘Not a finished product’: Ethereum fees and scalability issues cripple network
Rising fees and scaling issues pose a major problem for the Ethereum network, according to key players and blockchain researchers.
Max Keiser’s attacks on Bitcoin reveal BTC proponents see it as a threat
Television alt-finance pundit and BTC proponent Max Keiser has been busy attacking Bitcoin SV on his social media accounts and in interviews.
IRS now focusing on privacy coins, Lightning Network, and side chains
IRS’s new Initiative should not come as a shock to investors paying close attention to legal developments or those who properly understand Bitcoin’s design and intention.
BitCoin: Zen Yotta Mond Data
In his latest post, John Pitts discusses how the Bitcoin network provides a commodity marketplace for computation.
Will law enforcement reunite Twitter hack victims with their BTC?
Jack Laskey of Unbounded Capital explores why Bitcoin is the least crime-friendly form of money.
The Risks of Segregated Witness: Problems under Evidence Laws
SegWit raises legal questions because it would enable full digital signature data to be dropped from the transaction data.
Why is Bitcoin so hard to understand?
Friends’ enquiries lead CoinGeek’s Charles Miller to wonder what it is about Bitcoin that makes it so hard to explain and understand.
SHA-256 miners process Bitcoin SV regardless of ideology
If a chain is profitable to mine, they will mine it regardless of ‘Aussie man bad’, what Twitter says or even in spite of their own statements.
Cancel culture and Bitcoin
The inability to execute micropayments on the web creates unintended consequence of making political views and popularity as the driver of eligibility for monetization.
Are core devs communists?
Dr. Craig Wright's latest blog post grills software engineers that continually seek payment for the work done to a blockchain protocol.
Bitcoin SV haunts Binance CEO and causes need for explanation
Recently Binance moved into mining and—to the shock of many who suffer from information asymmetry—started to process BSV too.
Bitcoin SV brutally dominates BCH
Michael Wehrmann asks: is there even a reason for BCH to exist at this moment in time?
The fallacy of proof of work as an information value signal
Hash power is the reward a node gets for having the best fitness, and the least wasted proof of work is the prize the hash operators get for choosing the node with the best array of costly signals.