Theory of Bitcoin Part 3: Understanding how and why laws exist
The latest installment of the "Theory of Bitcoin" serves up another solid dose of background information—this time, on the nature and purpose of law.
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Bitcoin SV DevCon 2020 only a week away—here’s why you should join
The event aims to raise awareness about developing for BSV, while shedding light on some of the developments coming down the track.
FATF concerned at anonymous transactions using ‘so-called stablecoins’
Ultimately, stablecoins will be covered by the same laws as other digital assets under the European Union's AMLD5.
IRS targets privacy coins, Lightning Network and Schnorr signatures
The federal agency is seeking more information about so-called "privacy coins" and other technologies that obfuscate digital asset transactions.
What AMLD5 means for Bitcoin and digital currency services
Mohammad Jaber explores the future of digital currency industry after the Fifth Anti-Money Laundering Directive provisions are implemented.
Theory of Bitcoin: Why you need to understand the network
The second episode of the Theory of Bitcoin explores “Networks,” and how they affect the world around us.
Craig Wright: Code isn’t law
Dr. Craig Wright’s latest blog post takes a look at a very interesting, and often discussed topic: if “code is law.”
Kleiman v Wright trial delayed until October 13
The order is the latest in a series which detail the Court’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Theory of Bitcoin: Essential knowledge from Craig Wright and Ryan X. Charles
Money Button founder Ryan X. Charles has joined Bitcoin inventor Dr. Craig Wright for a video series of in-depth discussions everyone should watch.
Craig Wright, WW2 code breakers and Satoshi Nakamoto
The Kleiman v Wright lawsuit has brought to public two remarkably interesting characters, whose importance stretches far beyond the depositions and testimonies they have provided.
Are core devs communists?
Dr. Craig Wright's latest blog post grills software engineers that continually seek payment for the work done to a blockchain protocol.
Kleiman v Wright: Judge denies Ira Kleiman request to declare case over
The latest order denying Kleiman's request means the actual trial period will likely start as scheduled on August 31, 2020.