bsv, a library for cryptography, key management and transaction building for Bitcoin SV, was introduced early this week, marking yet another milestone for the only remaining cryptocurrency that follows the original Satoshi Vision for Bitcoin.
Far from creating a state of anarchy, it appears that the ABC faction may have been working for the Chinese government after all.
Adoption momentum for Bitcoin SV (BSV), the only coin that follows the original Satoshi Vision for Bitcoin, continues to build. This week, more services have started integrating the coin, including Atomic Wallet, the multi-currency custody-free wallet that currently supports more than 300 coins and tokens.
Circle Invest has announced in a tweet the addition of Bitcoin SV as one of its investment options, giving investors a new easy option to get involved with the original Bitcoin.
Cryptocurrency wallet and payment solutions provider HandCash has released an app specifically for merchants, to handle more transactions at a time.
Bitcoin SV (BSV), the only cryptocurrency that understands why digital currency was developed has garner the support of Blockchair with the launch of BSV explorer.
Raisex exchange and The Guarda wallet will be adding support for Bitcoin SV.
nChain CEO Jimmy Nguyen delivered a keynote speech at the World Digital Assets Summit where he talked about why Bitcoin SV has the right recipe for success as the original Bitcoin.
The Handcash CEO revealed some of the exciting projects that the company has been working on over the year—all centered on making and receiving payments easier thanks to Bitcoin SV.
The idea of double spending has already been documented as a possibility on many blockchains—including on Bitcoin Cash (BCH)—but that they can easily be controlled, according to nChain’s Steve Shadders.
CoinGeek’s Becky Liggero spoke to James Belding on the sidelines of the recently held CoinGeek Week Conference about Tokenized, and how the project will bring about a standardized ledger to the world.
nChain chief scientist Dr. Craig Wright explains why double spend attacks are not a problem in Bitcoin SV payments.
