Contrary to popular belief, renowned cryptographer Hal Finney was not the inventor of Bitcoin but rather the person who helped Dr. Craig Wright fix the code for the peer-to-peer electronic cash system.
BDO Norge manager Dashley van Schijndel testified at the recent Granath v Wright trial in Norway, explaining the points and techniques of KPMG's report and counter-point their findings.
The recent argument between Dr. Wright and Schwartz only cemented the SEC's long-held belief against Ripple's XRP token—that it was an illegal, unregistered security with no actual utility.
In her testimony at the Granath v Wright trial, Klaudia Sokolowska notes some difficulties when attempting to prove digital activities from over a decade ago.
Hal Finney was a universally well-liked member of the Bitcoin community from week one, and he fit the profile of what the earliest bitcoiners assumed Satoshi Nakamoto should have looked like.
The Hex token barely broke above 1 cent between its launch at the end of 2019 and mid-2021, but then surged to $0.51 in September 2021, but despite these, it has been on a downward price trend since.
Contrary to Ripple CTO's David Schwartz belief, the Bitcoin white paper revolves around commerce and not about governments; thus, it was never intended to fix political problems.
In this series finale, Joshua Henslee gets an exclusive interview with BSV user mrkozak, who openly shares his experience using the tech, how it can be improved, and his interest in RPG.
Bitcoin was never intended to be used as a weapon for cybercrime but rather as a network that seeks to transform the global transaction system.
Marquez Comelab gives an in-depth discussion on how two clashing groups led to the split of Bitcoin and the importance of building a stable protocol in achieving scalability.
BTC Core developer Luke Dashjr reported the theft of millions of dollars of BTC from a private server he operated. On new year's eve, four transactions moved 216.9 BTC—valued at $3.6 million.
The Genesis Block was never "mined" like every other Bitcoin block; that started with Block #1 when Satoshi Nakamoto released the software on SourceForge.
