How Bitcoin can help fix things in Africa
While the Western world looks at Bitcoin as a speculative asset, Africa is using Bitcoin to build a new financial system for its people.
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Can Bitcoin fight corruption? Yes, says Craig Wright
Concerns about illegitimate use are unfounded because Bitcoin is “a system that will utterly destroy crime,” according to Dr. Craig Wright.
Happy Birthday Satoshi Nakamoto
The man who started it all, Dr. Craig Wright, celebrates his birthday today. Here’s to wishing him a happy birthday and a long life.
How Bitcoin paves way for ‘new world’ that economically disincentivizes crime
In a new blog post, Dr. Craig Wright takes a closer look at tracing digital currency movements and how Bitcoin can actually help to reduce crime.
Craig Wright’s week at CC Forum, Angelina Lazar and Pumpkin mania
Dr. Craig Wright was a huge part of the CC Forum, taking part in some of its biggest moments. And we dig deep into the pumpkin mania of the moment.
Facebook Libra faces tough competition in Africa
While Libra faces tough regulatory scrutiny in Europe and the U.S, in Africa, it would also have to face tough competition from established players.
Why you must rethink FATF now
Outside of the previously lightly regulated cryptocurrency ecosystem, the guidance is essentially the application of FATF’s operative guidance called the “travel rule” for traditional financial institutions towards crypto businesses.
Craig Wright on the importance of legacy in Bitcoin
Dr. Craig Wright has been helping to set the record straight on what Bitcoin is truly supposed to do, and what it was designed to provide.
Craig Wright talks simplified payment verification
How payments can be achieved simply, without all of the hassle that has since been integrated into blockchain transactions.
Africa needs Bitcoin SV, and here’s why
Africa is in need of a digtial currency that can foster economic growth, ease the cost of international remittances and more. The answer is Bitcoin SV.
Zimbabwe central bank shuts down mobile cash. Time for Bitcoin?
Zimbabwe recently banned mobile cash payments, stating that they are being used to facilitate illegal activities. It’s time for the real Bitcoin.
BTC and BSV chose different paths with payment protocol choices
BTC and BSV are both making their paths known with the payment protocols they chose, and only BSV is moving towards Satoshi’s vision.
Can crypto end USD dominance? Not likely, says ex-fed official
Former U.S. Federal Reserve official, Simon Potter is certain that no digital currency can ever be stronger than the dollar in backing global economies.
Why I believe blockchain is the new Internet and not the new Information Superhighway
The hype around the blockchain technology continuous to propel which was also seen when internet was first introduced.
Bitmain might be about to decimate BTC miners
Could Bitmain, the mining hardware manufacturer, be preparing for a devilish scheme to crush outdated mining operations?
Bitcoin, tax, and privacy
The lack of understanding in the technology builds resistance that is baseless and somewhat encourages fear of the unknown.
BTC on a collision course with disaster
While everyone celebrates world records in hashrate, an upcoming halving might destroy everything.
Could Bitcoin mean the end of surveillance capitalism?
The desire to be rewarded with your data contributions and creativity has always come as second nature, thus we should realise of its value.
Dr. Wright and the altered PDF
Eli Afram clarifies some of the misconceptions surrounding the recent court case with Dr. Wright vs Ira Kleinmann.
Bitcoin’s capacity to make the world better
The recent recommendation in the Ira vs Craig case, reveals the hard truth about an ever-present problem within the justice system, that by the account of many studies, exists.