DoJ seeks court help to return missing $150M allegedly turned to BTC by Sony employee
The Sony Life Insurance employee stole the $150 million and quickly converted it into BTC, but the DoJ traced it and has filed a civil forfeiture to return it.
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COPA v Wright: Winning on crypto Twitter, losing in court of law
BTC maxis looking to undermine Dr. Craig Wright’s copyright claim on the Bitcoin white paper have been reduced to falsely claiming ‘victory’ before the fight has actually begun.
The demonization of inflation
Inflation refers to the general increase in the price of consumer goods and services measured on a yearly basis and can also be used to describe the rise in the supply of money in the economy.
BSV daily transactions surpass other chains
As app development on the BSV blockchain proceeds at a breakneck pace, the number of on-chain transactions will increase, and the value of fees inside blocks will steadily climb higher.
History of BTC, lie of decentralization and corrupt government: Jerry Chan joins Crypto Bitz
In a recent episode of Crypto Bitz, guest Jerry Chan talks about how he got involved in Bitcoin, why he objects that BTC won the war on Bitcoin, the misguided nature of anarchism the need for law.
Another BTC ETF denied by US securities regulator over ‘manipulation’ concerns
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has rejected Cboe BZX’s application for a rule change, and also cited security concerns related to the BTC blockchain and other trading platforms.
Jack Dorsey hits Block on Square, sends Square Crypto into a Spiral
Days after quitting Twitter as CEO, Jack Dorsey has renamed his payments company Square to "Block," while its blockchain-related project Square Crypto changes its name to "Spiral."
Craig Wright, Satoshi Nakamoto and why people ridicule the greats in their lifetimes
George Siosi Samuels takes a look into the Kleiman v Wright trial and what it could mean for the legacy of Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto.
Bitcoin and disruptive innovation
In this article, Timothy explains how there are no shortages of proposed blockchain applications and delve into disruptive innovation and how it occurs in the digital currency industry.
IRS report yet again disproves myth that BTC is outside reach of law
IRS Criminal Investigation released its 2021 annual report detailing over 2,500+ investigations and prosecutions the agency has done this year.
El Salvador’s Bitcoin City: Treat it like a capital crime
Currently, Bitcoin City is more style than substance, as more thought has apparently gone into imagining a central plaza shaped like the BTC logo than to more mundane items such as sewage flow.
MNP accounting firm declares BSV blockchain to be most energy efficient in new report
Comparing models and real-world data from BTC, BCH and BSV, the MNP report "The Search for a More Efficient Bitcoin" found BSV to be the most efficient due to its unbounded transaction processing capacity.