04-10-2025 
Editorial
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20 July, 2020
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.
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16 July, 2020
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.
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15 July, 2020
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...
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13 July, 2020
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...
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6 July, 2020
Cancel culture and Bitcoin
The inability to execute micropayments on the web creates unintended consequence of making political views and popularity as the driver...
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25 June, 2020
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...
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