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The lay of the land
A lot has changed since Bitcoin's big split, with the year 2024 ushering a new era of technological supremacy, a clear transition from the gossip and chaos of previous blockchain events.
A lot has changed since Bitcoin's big split, with the year 2024 ushering a new era of technological supremacy, a clear transition from the gossip and chaos of previous blockchain events.
In this article, Kurt Wuckert Jr. delves into how BTC, BCH, and BSV plan to sustain their network as the Bitcoin halving approaches, setting the stage for a detailed examination of their survival strategies.
Craig Mason joined the CoinGeek Weekly Livestream episode 31 to talk about Bitcoin, how it works at scale, and how better data integrity can help with some societal issues.
Today, we remember the network wars and the struggles, and we celebrate the fact that amid it all, we are still here—celebrating Bitcoin's liberation from the control of the BTC Core cabal.
Michael Saylor believes Ordinals will open the floodgates for the development of many applications on the BTC base layer, but this is proving to be too difficult with the current state of the protocol.
Twetch came out with a bunch of tooling within 48 hours of the public explosion of Ordinals NFTs and launched a mint of 69 “Planetary Ordinals” to kick off the party.
Marquez Comelab gives an in-depth discussion on how two clashing groups led to the split of Bitcoin and the importance of building a stable protocol in achieving scalability.
BSV is ready to serve individuals, businesses, countries, and the entire world by using it as an electronic cash system capable of sending millions of payments worldwide.
Roger Ver was in the Thinking Crypto podcast to again call Dr. Craig Wright a scammer and enthuse about how crashes like FTX mean more interest for the 'crypto.'
Connor Murray joined this episode of the CoinGeek Weekly Livestream to celebrate Bitcoin Independence Day and discuss what’s happening in the B SV ecosystem and wider digital currency markets.
PayPal is known for taking things slow, and for now, it will only allow U.S. users to withdraw digital currencies to external wallets. Similar to what they did when it listed the coins for trading.
In part four of his "Tiny payments are a big deal" video series, Isaac Morehouse talks about payment channels and tiny payments.