The mystery of 26.9 BTC paid to the Genesis block
The 29.6 BTC security deposit to the Genesis block had many suspect it could be from Dr. Craig Wright and was made for core developers, creating an air of peculiarity that is hard to put aside.
The 29.6 BTC security deposit to the Genesis block had many suspect it could be from Dr. Craig Wright and was made for core developers, creating an air of peculiarity that is hard to put aside.
While BTC has a higher hash rate that makes it more secure to a hash attack, it does not equate to it being more decentralized due to its lack of scalability and the absence of P2P transactions.
On the latest episode of CoinGeek Discussions, hosts Alex Vidal and Zach Weiner talked to entrepreneurs and artists in the blockchain space with a special take on the COPA v Wright trial.
Today, we remember the network wars and the struggles, and we celebrate the fact that amid it all, we are still here—celebrating Bitcoin's liberation from the control of the BTC Core cabal.
This paper demonstrated that many users of the Lightning Network failed to take adequate steps to protect the privacy of their information.
Satoshi Nakamoto's concept of anonymity is based on openness, as with the blockchain and its system of traceability, but it is also proposed for normative systems.
BTC proved it could tokenize with BRC-20 hitting a $100 million market cap, shattering the 'crypto' industry's long-held assumption that it wasn't capable and opening a new era in the digital currency space.
Kurt Wuckert Jr. gets deep into the Bitcoin history, the impacts of BTC Core developers on the space, and why he believes Dr. Craig Wright is Satoshi Nakamoto in this Satckin' Sats interview with Plamenko.
When someone says “BSV” or “BTC” what is it that you think of? Is it the coin which is traded on an exchange? Is it the platform, upon which people develop blockchain applications? Is it the peer-to-peer network of nodes? Or is it the software that runs said nodes?
Liberty begins with personal responsibility leading to a culture of responsibility—have we seen this in the blockchain space? No, not by a long mile, Bitcoin Historian Kurt Wuckert Jr. writes.
Dr. Craig Wright was hated because people tend to have an image of who Satoshi Nakamoto should be, one that runs against the law, the complete opposite of the Australian polymath.
BTC's desired fee market will not only cause another soft or hard fork but may also stifle innovation atop the so-called permissionless blockchain.