Bitcoin’s 1st transaction happened 11 years ago today
The transaction took place between Dr. Craig S. Wright using the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto and long-time cryptographer Hal Finney.
The transaction took place between Dr. Craig S. Wright using the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto and long-time cryptographer Hal Finney.
The Bitcoin SV Node team has finalized specifications for February's Genesis upgrade.
Beta2 includes new features such as 1GB default mempool size, parallel block validation, and changes the default transaction fee.
It’s been an explosive start to the year for Bitcoin SV after its prices jumped 20% this week.
One advantage Calvin Ayre has over entrepreneurs is his ability to forecast untapped or underdeveloped markets.
In this first of a series of Q&A videos, Bitcoin SV Node team leader Steve Shadders explains some of the testing process for Genesis upgrade.
Eleven years ago today, Satoshi Nakamoto constructed the first ever Bitcoin block—known now as the Genesis Block.
The Genesis upgrade’s true purpose is to remove the central planning from the protocol developers and enable the miners to take control of the network.
Since Bitcoin Independence Day, we have seen an explosion of growth on BSV and it is just getting (re)started in 2020.
Dr. Craig Wright has finally set the record straight on one of the Bitcoin world’s favorite legends—the so-called Tulip Trust.
If 2019 was the rebuilding year for Bitcoin, 2020 is a year heavy with anticipation. People are expecting things to happen in 2020.
Connor Murray discusses the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto, and what makes Bitcoin different from other electronic currencies.