Latest Editorial News

I feel a large chunk of the community owes this Mike. I know I certainly do.

Whether Bitcoin Cash, Segwit2x, or Bitcoin Core – all have one thing in common. They share a common seed from the 3rd of January 2009.

Barry Silbert sought to bring two sides of the fence together, to find a resolution to the Bitcoin scaling debate.

Amidst significant use in darknet markets and a hardfork upgrade, Monero had incredible success mid-last year, as it sky-rocketed in price.

Bitcoin Cash has got off to a good start, yes, there’s been ups and downs (literally) and Bitcoin is at a record high.

What Core think, and what Core and Blockstream want you to think and believe, are two entirely separate things.

A recent statement from U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said that alt coins are a distraction we can no longer tolerate.

Bitcoin as a P2P money system is in direct competition with MasterCard, VISA, Paypal, Western Union and the rest.

You would think the Bitcoin community would calm down these days, as the year-long Blocksize-fight reaches its final stage.

The community has seen this & now that it truly is in the best interest of the community, and Bitcoin, that the two sides finally split.

Bitcoin was born out of the desires of a libertarian that wanted to see change in the global finance system.

Dr Craig Wright is now housed with blockchain start-up (and up-starts) nChain, & this piece on their blog is well worth a read, see it here.