There’s trouble brewing with the big players in the digital currency industry in the wake of the FTX implosion, with Genesis, Gemini, and DCG allegedly struggling financially.
All token protocols have suffered from the "traceback problem" or "Back to Genesis"—how do you prove a token is valid through a string of transactions? nChain finally got a solution for that.
The world will soon thank Satoshi Nakamoto for not only inventing Bitcoin, but also for not giving up when almost the whole world went against him and against the truth about Bitcoin.
During the event, Jimmy Nguyen and his guests discussed a range of topics starting with where Bitcoin is today and the Genesis protocol upgrade, which took place on February 4, 2020.
There's every chance BSV's total transactions will surpass BTC's very soon, given BSV's unbounded capacity for scaling, ever-cheaper transaction fees, and use-case scenarios still being discovered.
This week, Visa wants to join the club of tech giants adding digital currencies in their networks.
Kurt Wuckert Jr. is joined by britevue’s Connor Murray, nChain’s Jack Davies, and CREA’s Matej Trampuš for the Genesis Anniversary Livestream.
Today is the first anniversary of the Genesis protocol upgrade, and to commemorate the event, there are a few special events taking place that you will not want to miss!
On February 4, 2020, the Genesis protocol upgrade successfully took place, stabilizing the Bitcoin protocol in addition to removing the block size limit.
Bitcoin SV version 1.0.7 (Dynastic) will be released in “early” January, and it will raise the default ancestor limit to 1000 children to an unconfirmed parent.
The optional upgrade adds several new features for Bitcoin SV node processors.
Bitcoin scripting is "extremely extensible, versatile, and future-oriented," with "unbounded" scaling, according to sCrypt Inc..
