The vision for Bitcoin, as explained Craig Wright
In his recent blog post, Bitcoin inventor Dr. Craig Wright discussed the vision for Bitcoin and what he wants to see in the future.
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Hash power follows price
The profitability calculation that every miner must go through is complex, and one must think about their economic costs, access to liquidity, as well as access to insider knowledge.
Isaac Morehouse and Twetch’s Randy talks about social media apps on BSV in ‘Tiny Payments are a big deal’ part 5
In part five of his "Tiny payments are a big deal" video series, Isaac Morehouse interviews Twetch co-founder Randy to discuss how they built the social media application on BSV.
Bitcoin Trilemma is a fallacy
The Bitcoin trilemma is a fallacy that is based on wrong anarchy concepts, a lack of understanding of the economic nature of Bitcoin, and a misconception of what effective decentralization is.
CoinGeek Weekly Livestream tackles Bitcoin Citadels, entry-level jobs in BSV and Dr. Craig Wright speech on IPv6
In this episode of the CoinGeek Weekly Livestream, host Kurt Wuckert Jr. answers viewers’ questions, from available jobs in BSV to Dr. Wright's presentation at the IEEE Blockchain Symposium in Dubai.
BSV is legitimate, not fake like other chains, Joshua Henslee tells Women of BSV
Joshua Henslee, an experienced ERP/software consultant, creator of Windbell, and Bitcoin expert, shared snippets of his Bitcoin journey to the Women of BSV.
Bitcoin inventor Craig Wright on scaling blockchains
Dr. Craig Wright recently wrote an article titled “Defining Scaling,” in which he shows that attempts of scaling Bitcoin by implementing side networks are futile and have sinister motives.
3 ‘Geek Group’ leaders sentenced in US over illegal BTC business, money laundering
A Michigan court has sentenced the three leaders of the so-called Geek Group to prison time and $200,000 in BTC and USD in connection with their money laundering BTC business.
Hey Patrick Bet-David, Michael Saylor is wrong about Bitcoin
The only conclusion that can be reasonably drawn from the PBD Podcast episode with Michael Saylor is that he is either being deliberately deceptive or has failed to grasp even the basics of Bitcoin.
Isaac Morehouse on why tiny payments are a big deal: Part 2
In part two of his "Tiny payments are a big deal" video series, Isaac Morehouse discussed how tiny payments could change the world, the original promise of Bitcoin, and more.
Exploring the connections between World Economic Forum and Bitcoin
Bitcoin users have begun to notice connections between some major projects and financial organizations like the World Economic Forum, these connections are real, but it's only scratching the surface.
US Treasury adds digital currency rules to Russia sanctions guidance
In addition to the new regulations regarding rules for digital currencies, the U.S. Treasury also warned exchanges not to facilitate transactions for individuals or entities on the sanctions list.