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Remote Gaming Servers: Harnessing the power of Bitcoin
Switching to blockchain for remote gaming servers brings a host of unique advantages for game developers, operators and players alike.
Theory of Bitcoin: There’s so much about Bitcoin that nobody knows
Dr. Craig Wright launches into full lecturer mode in this week’s episode of Theory of Bitcoin: Bitcoin Class, and uses a whiteboard for the first time. There's a lot to teach.
‘Theory of Bitcoin: Bitcoin Class’ shows how developers can automate tasks using complex transactions
In this first episode in a new Bitcoin Class series, Dr. Wright joins Ryan X. Charles and Xiaohui Liu for a deeper look at how someone could use Bitcoin Script to crowdsource a solution to the Traveling Salesman Problem.
MatterPool founder Daniel Krawisz talks ‘Bitcoin’s past, present & future’ on Bitstocks podcast
Michael Hudson and Daniel Krawisz’s conversation contains several analogies to nature and how things play out in the animal kingdom, which ties back to their discussion that revolves heavily around proof-of-work, economics, and social economics.
Calvin Ayre issues statement on Bitcoin Association’s response to Craig Wright legal action
Don’t believe the hype emanating from those who claim Craig Wright’s legal action is intended to achieve an unchallengeable dominance over.
Why Bitcoin’s supply is limited
People know the supply of Bitcoin is limited, but do they know why this is the case, Dr. Michael Wehrmann asks.
The legal duty of blockchain developers
As blockchain technology becomes increasingly relied upon, it becomes critical that the law extends its well-established protections to this new context.
Stolen Bitcoin: CFOs and corporate treasuries should love ‘freeze and return’
Without any means to recover billions of dollars worth of assets that can be lost or stolen in an instant, Bitcoin can kiss goodbye any serious prospect of institutional investors or large corporate buy-ins.
Bitcoin: What’s in a name?
Bitcoin was something new, something not just invented, but “released”: the software was designed to build on itself, to keep itself honest, to grow up.
Bitcoin vs big tech: the death of advertising?
Innovation is thriving in Bitcoin SV but Charles Miller predicts that its successes will be by adding to the world we know, rather than by destroying it.
Calvin Ayre statement on Craig Wright’s legal action
Bitcoin stakeholders need to acknowledge the fact that the technology faces a grim future without serious changes to the status quo.