Ethereum transaction fees hit all-time high
The total transaction fees on the Ethereum network hit $6.87 million on August 12, shattering the previous record reached during the ICO boom in December 2017.
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Here’s the problem with digital currency debit cards
Digital currency debit and credit cards are not what the world needs to catalyze digital currency adoption, Patrick Thompson writes.
Ira Kleiman seeks suppression of Lynn Wright filing as trial looms
Ira Kleiman has bit back in an aggressive motion to dismiss Lynn Wright’s filing regarding her ownership of W&K Info Defence, the company at the heart of the Kleiman v Wright lawsuit.
Craig Wright: Private keys don’t equal identity
“Keys ≠ Identity” explores the legalese around being in possession of a private key and what that means in terms of ownership.
Theory of Bitcoin Part 7: Computer security, game theory, and personal responsibility
The Theory of Bitcoin series with Dr. Craig Wright and Ryan X. Charles manages to teach much about Bitcoin—often without actually talking about Bitcoin.
Goldman Sachs optimistic about blockchain and digital currency
The Bitcoin ecosystem is flourishing, and with institutional interest from Goldman Sachs, you can expect Bitcoin to continue to thrive.
Tell me the truth about money
Is Bitcoin really any more complicated than other kinds of money?
Enmore shows how Bitcoin can help medical researchers find treatments
With Enmore, Brent Bevear is creating a proof-of-concept for "an elastic peer market for the computation of protein-ligand interactions."
George Gilder talks Bitcoin and ‘Who is Satoshi Nakamoto’ on London Real TV
Acclaimed economist and technology visionary George Gilder was interviewed by Brian Rose and it was aired on London Real TV recently.
Online Gambling & Bitcoin: a partnership made in heaven…but not yet consummated
For years, the gambling industry has been told bitcoin is the future but, as yet, there has been little substance to match the hype.
Theory of Bitcoin Part 6: Never stop educating yourself
The latest video discusses "Economics, Information, Religion, Work, and Goggins"—all of which serve in their own way to help people understand why.
Bitcoin ‘not entirely’ banned in China, arbitration commission says
The same laws preventing digital currency from being legal money in China define it as a commodity, according to the Beijing Arbitration Commission.