Gold/bitcoin, money/currency
Society does not need a new gold, but rather an efficient and proper "currency" to support it—something that would take the role of a subordinate technology.
Society does not need a new gold, but rather an efficient and proper "currency" to support it—something that would take the role of a subordinate technology.
A prominent critic of speculative digital assets, Peter Schiff opened Day 3 of the London Blockchain Conference 2023 with a discussion on the role of blockchain and gold in improving the global monetary system.
A new technique called Ordinals, which permits NFTs to transact directly on the BTC blockchain, raised some eyebrows in the BTC community and has several calling for a ban on the tokenized assets.
Sber says digital financial assets are "great alternatives" to regular investments, with a format of "digital gold" with the potential to diversify the market.
In this episode of CoinGeek Weekly Livestream, Kurt Wuckert Jr. and Peter Schiff discuss the gold standard and whether Bitcoin can become an alternative—if not a replacement—of the precious metal.
In his recent video, Joshua Henslee talks about how Bitcoin is and always was supposed to be cash, how it should be used, the inefficiency of the current payments system, and the need for Bitcoin.
Although there are plenty of confident, competent entrepreneurs in BSV, there aren’t yet the business role model equivalents of the early successes of the consumer Internet revolution.
The original Bitcoin was created to support property rights under the framework of the rule of law and increase productivity with unbounded scalability and low costs. BTC is the opposite.
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.
In this article, author Zeming Gao identifies and explains the common misunderstanding about Bitcoin and blockchain and how the technology involves a lot of concepts that are not easy to grasp.
The truth is, BTC does not do a majority of the things that it's marketed to do, and now that the world is putting its narratives to the test, BTC is failing in nearly every department.
As the price drops, BTC’s ineptitude is becoming more widely understood, especially as it continues to demonstrate its failure as ‘digital gold’ situations where it should shine.