BSV as a store of value
If it were to eventually become a good store of value, it would be an emergent quality and not an intrinsic one, Jerry Chan writes.
If it were to eventually become a good store of value, it would be an emergent quality and not an intrinsic one, Jerry Chan writes.
In this second part of the “BSV as a” series, Jerry Chan examines the similarities of BSV to a networking protocol and its potential to act as a foundation for a new economy.
If BSV is going to be something other than just another Ponzi scheme, then the blockchain must be used for something other than just a store of value, Jerry Chan writes.
No other digital coin other than BSV creates a standard format for transactions that can change how we do worldwide computing, John Pitts writes.
Laws must pass to enable unmasking of those engaging in digital asset transactions, said the co-chair of the U.S. House of Representatives blockchain caucus this week.
This week's hot topic is the main theme for this week's episode of "Bitcoin Class with Satoshi," the video series of tutorials featuring sCrypt's Xiaohui Liu and Bitcoin creator Dr. Craig S. Wright.
The Scaling Test Network should be used more to push boundaries and demonstrate BSV's big data capabilities, says Big Block Testers chairman Roy Murphy.
In processing such a large amount of data online, the test proved BSV can handle much larger throughputs than it currently does.
SPV takes the spotlight again on this week's edition of "Bitcoin Class with Satoshi," a series of technical discussions between sCrypt's Xiaohui Liu and Bitcoin creator Dr. Craig S. Wright.
New proposals being brought forward by the U.S. Treasury Department could see a new requirement to report digital currency transactions of over $10,000 to the IRS.
If you watch enough episodes of "Bitcoin Class with Satoshi" with Dr. Craig Wright and sCrypt's Xiaohui Liu, it's possible to forget Bitcoin was ever supposed to be just a new kind of money—even though it still does that job extremely well.
The three groups believe that digital currencies are disrupting China’s economic order and urged traders to be cautious when investing in digital currencies, which “are not real currencies.”