Mihael Sinkec was at The Bitcoin Masterclasses in Slovenia, where he tells CoinGeek Backstage what he learned from Satoshi Nakamoto on the workshop’s topics including multicast and IPv6.
On March 23, Hindenburg Research issued a lengthy report on how "inflated user metrics and 'frictionless' fraud facilitation enabled [Block] insiders to cash out over $1 billion."
Dr. Craig Wright talks to CoinGeek Backstage about the role of micropayments in Bitcoin, the problem with the internet today, and IPv6 in Bitcoin's roadmap.
Despite being a powerful tool, Bitcoin cannot solve all issues plaguing the system, but it can provide a more secure and verifiable way to track data, whether it may have been changed or duplicated.
The Florida court overseeing the cleanup from 2021’s Kleiman v Wright trial has just refused a motion to strike the newly appointed attorney of W&K, the company used by plaintiff Ira Kleiman to sue Dr. Craig Wright.
On Day 1 of The Bitcoin Masterclasses #2, Dr. Craig Wright asked groups to share what they had come up with regarding use cases for Bitcoin, IPv6, and related technology.
Speaking to CoinGeek Backstage, nChain Chief Scientist Dr. Craig Wright says his aim with The Bitcoin Masterclasses isn’t a technical deep dive, but to expand the scope of Bitcoin possibilities.
The second installment of The Bitcoin Masterclasses, held in Slovenia, focuses on the capabilities of IPv6 and multicasting and how utilizing them could create hyper-efficient networks on a global scale.
Kurt Wuckert Jr. takes questions about Bitcoin and blockchain on this episode of the CoinGeek Weekly Livestream broadcasted from the South Florida Bitcoin Citadel.
Heart’s social media cleanup strongly suggests that he just recently realized that simply repeating that ‘HEX isn’t a security’ isn’t the foolproof immunization strategy he thought it was.
Utilizing IPv6, multicast, and the BSV Blockchain could help develop a new form of the internet without the need for extensive and centralized corporate cloud services.
In the fifth session of The Bitcoin Masterclasses Series 2, Dr. Craig Wright describes how we could use IP2IP, IPv6 multicast, and distributed hash tables to create new and improved models for sharing information.
