Bitcoin SV as Turing complete system, as explained by Craig Wright
The blog post comes in response to criticisms from the BTC community and skeptics who insist that Bitcoin cannot be considered Turing complete.
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BSV as a virtual machine
Jerry Chan explores some more technical aspects behind Bitcoin BSV, and the lessor known under-the-hood components that are more of an interest to students of computer science.
BSV as a Turing machine
A common feature of computer languages which generally make them Turing complete is the ability for the language to allow for structured control flow of a program, either through loops or jumps.
Floating point in sCrypt
sCrypt does not support floating point natively, mainly due to the high overhead of implementing it using integral arithmetic in Bitcoin Script. However, there are many use cases where fractional numbers are indispensable.
Bitcoin SV DevCon 2021 worldwide event happening on May 15-16
This year’s Bitcoin SV DevCon is right around the corner, providing an excellent opportunity for developers to gain a deeper insight into the technology.
Automation yes, AI no: Bitcoin Class with Satoshi talks DFA and financial contracts
The episode's title is "DFAs and Financial Contracts." DFA are "deterministic finite automata," and Dr. Craig Wright says "I've put out some papers on this in the past... also got some patents on it.”
Bitcoin Class with Satoshi looks at extending Bitcoin addresses—in many ways
Knowing what information to process on-chain and what to process off-chain is a key theme of the Bitcoin Class series, featuring sCrypt founder Xiaohui Liu and Dr. Craig Wright.
TimeLock Bitcoin and tokens via sCrypt ⌛
A big concern of anyone dealing with digital currency is how to secure their coins. Many by principle are opposed to using custodial services to secure their Bitcoin, for good reason.
Bitcoin Class with Satoshi talks about the Semantic Web, fair games and verifiable proofs
Episode 2 of Bitcoin Class with Satoshi touches on Semantic Web applications, provably fair gaming, verifiable proofs and zero-knowledge proofs.
Cooperative smart contracts: How off-chain honesty saves on-chain computation
Xiaohui Liu introduces a generic approach to skip on-chain computation in Bitcoin smart contracts, while ensuring security in the presence of malicious parties.
Bitcoin smart contract 2.0: Part 2
In this article, Xiaohui Liu explains how to implement an alternative contract for achieving fair coin toss as developed in reference.
Bitcoin smart contract 2.0: Trustless contracting by combining on-chain and off-chain transactions
In a new approach to designing smart contracts on Bitcoin, sCrypt’s Xioahui Liu explains how to combine contracting with transactions/contracts held and validated off chain.