nChain’s Jack Davies looked back to the beginning of blockchain and the history of payments and noted that blockchain is based on the idea of peer-to-peer payments first popularized by Bitcoin.
Kurt Wuckert Jr. gets deep with viewers on topics involving the controversial Crypto Leaks, the vibrant BSV community, his plans to cover the Granath v Wright trial, and more.
In his panel discussion, Dr. Craig Wright outlines the possible changes Bitcoin and IPv6 could usher in, including faster device interaction, automated contracts, distributed data storage and validation, and more.
The Global IoT Summit was a big part of Dublin’s IoT week’s educational schedule, featuring both IPv6 Forum President Latif Ladid and nChain Chief Scientist Dr. Craig Wright as keynote speakers.
Nearly £10 billion class action lawsuit was filed this week in the United Kingdom against Binance, Kraken, Bittylicious, and Shapeshift over collectively delisting the BSV in 2019.
Scalable Bitcoin enables Web3, which is used in a peer-to-peer fashion and integrated with legal and identity systems, all using IPv6 addresses—this is the new internet.
With IPv6, Bitcoin can realize its full potential with direct, secure, and fast transactions between hundreds of billions of users and devices worldwide.
The event will be a hybrid in-person and virtual one; anyone can join in to hear the discussions. The in-person event will run in PACIFICO Yokohama North, Japan, from October 16 to November 11, 2022.
IPv6 allows Bitcoin to return to its original peer-to-peer nature—by allowing people to have direct connectivity, according to Bitcoin creator Dr. Craig Wright.
BSV Blockchain Association is the lead sponsor for the first-ever Enterprise Utility Blockchain Summit India, which will be held at The LaLiT Ashok in Bengaluru, India, on August 5-6.
With Bitcoin aiming to play a large part in network advancement as IPv6 takes over, it's another chance to override misinformation campaigns and showcase its advantages.
Unlike a few years back when innovators were sharing their dreams and visions, this year has seen entrepreneurs showcasing their applications, according to the Ayre Ventures founder.
