In this episode of the Wall Street Technologist podcast, Jerry Chan hosts Kurt Wuckert Jr. as they discuss the ins and outs of Bitcoin and how Dr. Wright came to light as the inventor of the system.
Two rulings by the Supreme Court of Denmark have come to the same conclusion: that the profits of bitcoin sales are taxable and liabilities apply to both speculative traders and miners.
In the second part of his interview on CoinGeek Conversations, Kurt Wuckert Jr. talks about why changing Bitcoin culture would mean bringing in experienced salespeople.
On this episode of CoinGeek Conversations, Kurt Wuckert Jr. explains why he believes mining is a better option—it forces a kind of self-discipline, making you, effectively, invest regularly and reaping the occasional reward when the pool wins a block.
In this letter to Hochul, the Bitcoin Association highlights its efforts to reduce emissions associated with Bitcoin mining while urging the city to explore other utilities to slash carbon footprints.
An 18-month suspension in electric supply to digital asset miners will be implemented in British Columbia as officials seek time to engage with industry leaders to develop a permanent framework.
Instead of the cumbersome task of placing orders, dealing with shipping addresses, various payment methods and logistical lead times, implement the transfer of ownership of already online ASICs with BSV via NFTs.
Four key things to take note of when mining: the subsidy is there to help us build, transaction fees must outstrip subsidies, hardware needs to be bought, and don't focus on dollar-based economics.
In his latest video, Bitcoin developer Joshua Henslee explains why the empty block miner is not entitled to the subsidy.
Kurt Wuckert Jr. holds an AMA in this Weekly Livestream episode, answering queries on nodes and empty block mining while clarifying his ties with BA and what counts as a protocol change.
Because of the exceptionally low fee endemic in the current BSV ecosystem, the amount of block reward in fees for most of the transactions hardly make it worthwhile for a miner to put into blocks.
Bitcoin Association is taking action to contact all relevant exchanges and miners to freeze all block rewards associated with the malicious miner and will be pursuing criminal charges against the entity/entities responsible.
