The work of nChain and its chief scientist Dr. Craig Wright was the subject of a Forbes cover story which canvassed the decades-long career of Wright and most importantly the vast digital asset patent portfolio he has built with nChain.
Dr. Craig Wright originally brought claims against the BTC partnership, including its developers and major industry players on three grounds: infringement of Dr. Wright’s database rights over the Bitcoin database, copyright infringement of the Bitcoin white paper and copyright infringement of the Bitcoin file format.
In this article, Jerry Chan explains why having a stable Bitcoin protocol also has some legal considerations that may become important as time goes on.
On this CoinGeek Conversations, former iOS developer Kevin Healy shares his journey to the original Bitcoin protocol and also explains the advantages of Bitcoin technology based on what is written in the Bitcoin white paper.
Cøbra, who was successfully sued by Dr. Craig Wright for copyright infringement over his hosting of the Bitcoin white paper, argued that to prevent him from participating in proceedings without identifying himself would be ‘draconian.’
The Bitcoin Legal Defense Fund is on a PR blitz with its chief legal officer, Jessica Jonas, giving a slate of interviews in which she calls Dr. Craig Wright a ‘frivolous’ litigant who is intent on destroying open-source software.
A decision was made at a case management conference on how best to definitively settle the issue of whether Dr. Craig Wright is Satoshi Nakamoto, at least for Dr. Wright’s ‘passing off’ cases and COPA vs Wright.
In this fireside chat at the London Blockchain Conference, Dr. Craig Wright, with hosts Connor Murray and Marcin Zarakowski, talks about Bitcoin as a unilateral contract and the importance of setting the protocol in stone.
Stefan Matthews presented at the BusinessWorld Economic Forum in the Philippines, where he talked about the Bitcoin opportunity he almost missed over a decade ago.
Many economists and pundits are questioning the necessity of blockchain technology, as they ask what is the purpose of the Bitcoin system, if it requires the use of banking, accounts and dollars to operate.
Due to the problems with measuring networks, some authors have merely captured and produced representations of a graph network without analyzing the impact of each node.
The concept of a ‘rollback’ attack is referenced when it comes to blockchain solutions and attacks or changes to the system.
