In this sCrypt Hackathon session, Kurt Wuckert Jr. talks all about data, its value, and how to manage it; he also describes Bitcoin as "the most misunderstood communication technology" today.
In this new chapter for BSV blockchain, the message is clear: the true measure of the blockchain's value lies not in the past controversies but in the innovations of the present and future.
In this latest video, Joshua Henslee briefly summarizes the growing demand for Lock-to-mint, the future of the protocols, and a new wave of interest in BSV.
Social media CEOs from tech giants like Twitter and Facebook were able to build some of the greatest wealth (and power) in the world's history by selling their users' aggregate data.
James Belding and Jack Davies hosted a Webinar for BSV Blockchain - Technical Standards, giving an overview of the standards, protocols, implementations, and services in the BSV blockchain ecosystem.
In this London Blockchain Conference panel discussion, Kurt Wuckert Jr., Thomas Giacomo, and Pieter Den Dooven examine how various tools could make it simpler for entrepreneurs and businesses to read and write data on-chain.
In this episode of the Wall Street Technologist podcast, Jerry Chan hosts Kurt Wuckert Jr. as they discuss the ins and outs of Bitcoin and how Dr. Wright came to light as the inventor of the system.
In this episode of the CoinGeek Weekly Livestream, Kurt Wuckert Jr. recapped some of the best moments of Season 3 with guests who have made massive contributions in the digital asset space.
Case has been at the forefront of building infrastructure for 1SatOrdinals, and Joshua Henslee caught up with him to ask questions about the protocol, APIs, and the plans for the new token protocol.
In this video workshop that went live on South Florida's Bitcoin Citadel, Kurt Wuckert Jr. and Luke Rohenaz explain why the world needs indexing so badly and how JungleBus can solve the problem.
Episode 4 of CoinGeek Weekly Livestream 2 sees Kurt Wuckert Jr. and Darren Kellenschwiler learning a thing or two about each other and the Bitcoin space—from Ordinals to running a node and programming.
mAPI (initially Merchant API) was designed to be an additional service miner that could be offered to merchants accepting Bitcoin transactions.
