What is happening beyond the crypto noise?
The current BSV blockchain infrastructure is fully ready for Web3, NFTs and DeFi applications with a true L1 decentralized model rooted in an on-chain decentralized ledger.
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Eesa Bastaki on CoinGeek Backstage: Blockchain will spark industrial revolution 5.0
The President of the University of Dubai told CoinGeek Backstage that end-to-end transactions on the blockchain would be ubiquitous in five years.
How RSS and Bitcoin could be utilized together, as explained by Joshua Henslee
RSS or Really Simple Syndication is a pure text feed that allows users to subscribe and see content from their favorite publishers without actually visiting their websites.
Joshua Henslee on why he quit a 6-figure job to go full-time on Bitcoin SV
Joshua Henslee believes in Satoshi Nakamoto's original vision of a peer-to-peer electronic cash system, and he also acknowledges that this technology will take over much as the internet did.
Error 402 – payment required Part II
By employing IPv6 and integrating that with bitcoin addresses and transactions, we enable the securing of the Internet, and its vulnerabilities would no longer be a concern.
Error 402 – payment required
This little-known HTTP error code gives us a glimpse of what the internet may have been if bitcoin or some other form of electronic micropayment system was available a decade earlier.
Web 3.0 ‘my2cents’ to launch on BSV blockchain
my2cents empowers users to earn an income through an on-chain economy with an ad revenue share model where they can receive money for the content they publish and offer.
Bring on the ads!
Quite literally, ads is the way the internet is monetized. This is how marketers turn your eyeballs looking at computer screens into profits. In a way, it wasn’t the internet that invented ads. Ads have always been how television monetized its programming.
The stage is set, the music is about to play for Bitcoin
The technology predated the practically world-changing business use cases by at least 10 years, although there is one harrowing difference in the genetics of Bitcoin that separates it from normal technological advances.
Tim Berners-Lee might be looking for Bitcoin
Tim Berners-Lee, the man known as the inventor of the World Wide Web, wants to re-create the internet.
New browsers, domain systems for Bitcoin SV-powered internet debut at CoinGeek Live
Jeff Chen spoke at CoinGeek Live on how Maxthon seeks to give users better control over their own data and identity and the ability to monetize this information.
Brave busted guiding user URLs to sources they profit from
The default completion feature had been hiding in plain sight for months inside the browser's open-source code on GitHub.