Solana: Just reboot it
Solana had a transaction flood incident which split the network as validators came out of sync with one another under a possible denial of service attack. Their solution? Just reboot it.
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Judge dismisses bizarre last-ditch attempt to have Cøbra judgment overturned
The judge in Dr. Craig Wright’s now-victorious white paper case against BTC developer Cøbra has rejected a bizarre, last-gasp attempt by a Satoshi Nakamoto imposter to have the judgment overturned.
BSV is a technology, not an investment
Bitcoin is not an investment product; it is simply a technology. To be fair, it isn’t exactly the same as technology products in the past, where paying for its use was completely separate from the platform itself.
Daniel Krawisz: Bitcoin and deflation
Bitcoin often is associated with being a hedge against inflation. We have heard a lot about money printing, devaluation of fiat currencies, hyperinflationary scenarios and the like concerning “HODLing” Bitcoin.
Why onboarding is not the problem
Onboarding to digital currency is not a big issue, and creating useful applications establishes the incentive structures to bypass this problem completely, Joshua Henslee writes.
Kleiman v Wright: Updated witness list filed
The list is broken into two categories: fact witnesses who will be on hand to give evidence of fact and not opinion, and expert witnesses who will provide opinion within their expertise.
Bitcoin politics
There is an assumption among some people that all bitcoiners fit into easily defined collectivist silos of one political variety or another, Kurt Wuckert Jr. writes.
To encrypt or not? Bitcoin Class with Satoshi looks at the whys and the hows
In this latest episode, Dr. Craig S. Wright and sCrypt's Xiaohui Liu talk about the right ways to keep information secure and private, without creating a network where no one knows what's going on.
What is money and can Bitcoin really be used as currency?
In this series, Marquez Comelab explores what money and the different forms it had taken in the past for us to consider whether Bitcoin can be used as currency.
Babysitting Bitcoin
A better parable to connect real-world economics and blockchain is the Capitol Hill babysitting co-op, Neil Smith writes.
Kleiman v Wright still on for November 1—for now
The billion-dollar Kleiman v Wright trial is still set to go ahead on November 1, according to a status conference between the parties on Friday.
BSV as a parallel Token Ring Network
By looking at BSV from a network engineering perspective, Bitcoin can be seen as something more than just a token system, but a global network with a dynamic and customizable topology, Jerry Chan writes.