From Jimmy Nguyen to Lorien Gamaroff and Ahmed Youssif, BSV blockchain was well represented at the Digital Nigeria event, and the message was clear—it’s time for Africa.
Given all the recent drama in the space around lawsuits, trials, and online attacks, Joshua Henslee discusses what he thinks is needed to push the BSV blockchain ecosystem forward.
The Global Forum in Muscat, Oman, addressed how we can shape the future through cross-industry innovation across sustainable goals to highlight solutions and synergies across the globe.
In his latest video, Bitcoin developer Joshua Henslee explains why the empty block miner is not entitled to the subsidy.
Dr. Craig Wright sat down in an interview with the Messy Times, where he discussed the loss of rationality in the United States, the true purpose of economic activities, and the democratization of finance.
Contrary to popular belief, being listed on centralized exchanges does not make a coin or token in demand, desirable or increase in price.
Because of the exceptionally low fee endemic in the current BSV ecosystem, the amount of block reward in fees for most of the transactions hardly make it worthwhile for a miner to put into blocks.
To learn more about the Block Dojo’s inner workings, the 64th episode of the Women of BSV Conversations with Diddy Wheldon and Ruth Heasman featured Dojo’s Craig Massey and Kelly Roberts.
This empty block miner is taking payment for work that is not being completed, and just because a miner attempts to fix the price of a service does not mean that users must accept it.
Elon Musk's Tesla held on to its $218 million worth of digital assets following a robust Q3 earnings report, showing a 56% year-on-year growth in its revenue from the previous quarter.
The BSV Blockchain Association is hosting the upcoming Blockchain in Business conference in Sydney, Australia, alongside key partners Webmaster Studios and Keyi Tech.
On this week’s CoinGeek Conversations, nChain senior researcher Dr. Alessio Pagani explains that although IPv6 has been around for decades, most networks still use IPv4.
