India has strived to become a robust economy, and as it prepares to celebrate its 100th Independence Day, the country is now pushing to become a major player in the global blockchain sector.
Bitcoin is now 12 years old, but it was two years ago that the believers in its original vision decided to break free from those who wanted to hijack it for their own purposes.
Since it's Halloween, and almost the second anniversary of Bitcoin Independence Day, Jon Southurst takes a look at another celebrated moment in its history.
Today Satoshi Nakamoto, whose government name is Craig Steven Wright, turns 50 years old—half a century! Beyond the birthday, the birth and evolution of Bitcoin over the years is just as impressive.
Some of the world’s largest companies including JP Morgan, Nestle, UPS, HSBC, Ant Financial, RBC; all adopted blockchain. And Bitcoin SV celebrated its one year anniversary.
BCH had "won" the hash war yet it was BSV ramping up and gaining momentum. Why? BSV had marketing power, resources, good ideas, patents and talented developers... and Satoshi Nakamoto himself.
Although the paths of BSV and ABC’s BCH now seem to be pretty clear, the story of Bitcoin is far from over. With more businesses coming on board and new use cases proving its utility every day, there’s a bright future for Bitcoin SV.
It may be the one-year anniversary of the ticker symbol BSV, but November 15 is also the official Bitcoin Independence Day holiday.
