CoinGeek Live: Patrick Prinz offers peek at Bitcoin Association’s Zug headquarters
Bitcoin Association Europe & Operations Manager Patrick Prinz gave the audience a glimpse of the organization’s headquarters in Zug, Switzerland.
Bitcoin Association Europe & Operations Manager Patrick Prinz gave the audience a glimpse of the organization’s headquarters in Zug, Switzerland.
Over 400 individuals participated in this hackathon and worked toward the Hackathon’s goal of connecting the world to one blockchain, the Bitcoin blockchain.
Users of the exchange can now buy BSV/INR and BSV/USDT trading pairs, allowing for easier buying and selling of Bitcoin SV for users in India.
Alexander Speirs tells CoinGeek about Bitcoin Association’s initiatives, the work that they are currently doing, and what he is looking forward to the most at the upcoming CoinGeek Live Conference.
The Auckland-based exchange said it was carrying BSV with immediate effect, offering up BSV/NZD and BSV/BTC trading pairs via its platform.
Dasset, the Auckland-based New Zealand digital asset exchange, today announces that it has officially introduced support for Bitcoin SV [BSV] on its platform.
Founding President of the Bitcoin Association Jimmy Nguyen and nChain CTO Steve Shadders hosted on September 17 the first of many virtual Bitcoin regional meetups.
DotCamp 2 will allow developers to learn more about the new developments and tools they can use to build on the Bitcoin SV blockchain.
Live from studios in both New York and London experts from the iGaming industry gather to talk about the way forward for the casinos across the world. The conference will, naturally, be virtual but it is far more than just ‘Zoom-heads’ on a black background.
Bitcoin Association, the global industry organisation that works to advance business with the Bitcoin SV blockchain, today announces that it has partnered with Chinese digital asset wallet, DotWallet, to host the second iteration of DotCamp for BSV 2020 on September 19 and 20.
New options for buying Bitcoin SV have come online at four prominent digital asset retail sites targeting the United Kingdom and Australia.
The recently-formed Technical Standards Committee has set 5 billion users as the figure Bitcoin must achieve to claim success.