BTC sandcastles and the next civil war
The changes in Bitcoin's original protocol, deemed "improvements" in the BTC community, were not significant upgrades but a mere diversion of what the technology advocates for.
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Digital currency’s Titanic: Ethereum’s sinking ship of flawed technology exposed
Ethereum's technical and security flaws lurk ominously, threatening to sink investors' hopes and funds into the icy abyss of financial despair.
Fishy mining with Ocean pool
In 2011, Dashjr started one of the first Bitcoin mining pools called "Eligius," presumably named after the patron saint of gold—this pool was later resurrected under the name "Ocean."
What about the good stuff he did?
Changpeng Zhao wasn't the leader of a resistance, he made his fortune laundering blood money for terrorist groups and operating a shadow bank for human traffickers and cyber criminals.
Free the data!
Social media CEOs from tech giants like Twitter and Facebook were able to build some of the greatest wealth (and power) in the world's history by selling their users' aggregate data.
Bitcoin must have utility before it can become anything
BTC’s ‘consumption of energy’ has no objective foundation; it is not the consumption of energy that determines the price, but the other way around, that is, BTC price drives its energy consumption.
History is written by those who’ve hanged heroes
The popular conception of Bitcoin suffers from a narrative equally mired in misinformation, half-truths, and selective amnesia, and if we don't fix it, we lose.
How BSV blockchain microtransactions rejuvenates tipping artists, creators and performers worldwide
With the evolution of technology comes the transformation of how the world processes payments, and artists and content creators have found ways to generate revenue and earn petty cash using Bitcoin.
Bitcoin White Paper Day: #15
As we observe this 15-year mark of the Bitcoin white paper, we must remain attuned to the need for continued innovation and vigilance against the forces of obfuscation and centralization in the space.
Bitcoin ETFs—downside risk ahead!
Many in the so-called "crypto" industry herald the coming of spot ETFs as the 'opening of the BTC floodgates' to the average investor, practically assuring the jump in BTC price as a result.
Why locking coins against listings has perfect economics
Hodlocker continues to gain traction, with over 5,000 BSV coins locked on the platform since its launch in August of 2023, but that number flatlined in October, reaching down to 5,600.
The Bitcoin ETF mirage: A critique for the fiat currency skeptic
ETFs have been a staple of the traditional financial ecosystem since the early 1990s, with the primary purpose of offering diversification and liquidity.
Application of UK database rights to forking and blockchain technology
This analysis explores the application of U.K. database rights in the context of ‘forking’ and blockchain technologies and examines the legal framework surrounding database rights under U.K. law.
Driving Innovation: Exploring essential theories in innovation management for blockchain and automation
Dr. Craig Wright explores the fundamental theories and concepts underpinning innovation management and their application to emerging technologies such as blockchain and automation technologies.
Thoughts on current thing
Amid the drama befalling the ecosystem, remember, you are either reading the opinions of a sock puppet army hell-bent on control of Bitcoin or views from a reclusive member of a seedy underground economy.
AI needs guardrails; enterprise blockchain has a role to play
While global concerns mount over the possible threats of AI, blockchain plays a crucial role in addressing this woes, but not all blockchains are suited up to handle this.
A fool’s thoughts on BSV
Anders Bylund published an article called "1 Cryptocurrency to Avoid No Matter What," where he covered the typical fare of a baseline criticism of BSV while lionizing BTC's absurd governance.
Ben Armstrong and the influencer problem
Ben Armstrong, like most people, got into Bitcoin because it was an intriguing tool for internet business, but he let himself get sucked into the seedy underbelly of the ‘crypto’ economy.
The market of micro-transactions, is it all it’s hyped up to be?
Like any new market enabled by technology, micro-transactions just require a little bit of innovative thinking on our part to start to see the potential opportunities made available.
Here are some potential blockchain technology use cases in Central and South Asia
To unlock the benefits of blockchain, governments, businesses, and stakeholders must collaborate to address regulatory challenges, invest in infrastructure, and promote digital literacy.