Happy Bitcoin Independence Day 2023!
Bitcoin Independence Day marks the day when BSV developers and those who believe in unbounded, infinitely scalable Bitcoin began the long and laborious journey of restoring Bitcoin.
Bitcoin Independence Day marks the day when BSV developers and those who believe in unbounded, infinitely scalable Bitcoin began the long and laborious journey of restoring Bitcoin.
The popular conception of Bitcoin suffers from a narrative equally mired in misinformation, half-truths, and selective amnesia, and if we don't fix it, we lose.
As we observe this 15-year mark of the Bitcoin white paper, we must remain attuned to the need for continued innovation and vigilance against the forces of obfuscation and centralization in the space.
Ira Kleiman has lost his appeal in his case against longstanding case against Dr. Craig Wright, meaning that the 2021 verdict—that Dr. Wright invented Bitcoin alone and not in partnership with Kleiman’s late brother—will stand.
Happy Birthday, Dr. Craig Wright! Thank you for inventing Bitcoin and for fighting tooth and nail to ensure the forces of darkness could not kill it.
This week on the CoinGeek Weekly Livestream, Bitcoin historian and expert Kurt Wuckert Jr. answers viewer questions about Bitcoin, the XRP ruling, altcoins, IPv6, and a decentralized internet.
As a result, Dr. Craig Wright’s copyright and database rights case against the BTC partnership—which includes Core developers and entities within the ecosystem such as Coinbase—will proceed on all fronts.
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.
The United Kingdom Law Commission’s report on digital assets included high praise for Dr. Craig Wright’s Tulip Trading case arguing that blockchain developers owe legal duties to those relying on them.
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.
Bitcoin presents a public ledger that provides a micropayment solution and a foundation to deliver digital cash, and understanding such distinction is a key foundational component of understanding the framework noted by Christensen.
The hype given to blockchain-based solutions can lead to false claims of solving problems that are structured differently than the researcher notes.