Double spend, newspeak, and the case for magic numbers
On January 21, a double spend of $21 happened on the BTC network. Kurt Wuckert Jr. explains why there is a lot more than meets the eye in this attack
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Elysium vs Galt’s Gulch
There is a very real distinction between the worldviews of the small blockers versus that of the big blockers, Kurt Wuckert Jr. writes.
Kurt Wuckert Jr. on HostMaria: Bitcoin SV has restored Satoshi’s original vision
The CoinGeek chief historian joined Helmuts Meskonis on his HostMaria YouTube channel to talk about Bitcoin SV and what sets it apart from all the other implementations.
Get rekt, stay poor
By creating fundamental economic value and disrupting existing players in the data, finance or settlement economies, the purchasing power of Bitcoin SV “coins” should steadily increase, Kurt Wuckert Jr. writes.
Bitstocks podcast excerpts show why Kurt Wuckert Jr. is CoinGeek’s chief historian
Bitstocks founder and CEO Michael Hudson virtually sits down with Kurt Wuckert Jr. to discuss a variety of topics about Bitcoin, including the information war taking place in the ecosystem.
Ethereum 2.0: Still not scalable
Ethereum filled the role of a parenthetical era in Bitcoin’s history, but has been made obsolete, and that is why Ethereum 2.0 has been in the works for years now.
Kurt’s personal blog. An announcement
Kurt Wuckert Jr. shares his thoughts on the current state of the Bitcoin ecosystem, and why he feels the call to help right the wrongs of Bitcoin.
Hash war history
After a brutal series of battles in the Bitcoin Civil War, BTC remains unscalable, BCH appears to be ready to split again, and BSV continues to be mined with an open source protocol, no software-enforced block size limit, and an ever-growing absorption of new businesses and use cases.
CoinGeek Live: The Fireside Chat
On Day 2 of CoinGeek Live, Dr. Craig Wright appeared live from London to answer questions and close the day with the challenge to “be strong.”