CoinPool promotes itself as a way to increase "coin onboarding and transactional scaling by orders of magnitude," but in reality, it's another bolt-on "fix" that takes transactions off the blockchain.
This week, Nigel Smith checked in with Bitcoin inventor Dr. Craig Wright to cover a variety of topics—from the recent Kleiman v Wright and COPA cases to Lightning Network and BTC Core, and many more.
El Salvador actually signed a deal with the Algorand blockchain to handle their national blockchain infrastructure because BTC and Lightning Network* are both incapable of handling the traffic.
CoinGeek’s chief Bitcoin historian recently joined Cryptology to talk about the trial of the century, how he knows Dr. Craig Wright is Satoshi, how BSV invalidates all altcoins, the Gorilla DAO, and more.
In this interview with Dr. Michael Wehrmann, educator and consultant Matthew Zietzke explains the fundamental errors in BTC and Lightning Network.
Blockstream CEO Adam Back desperately wants to be seen as Bitcoin’s all-father despite his ongoing efforts to strangle Bitcoin in its cradle.
Hebrew University professors have disclosed another attack on Lightning Network, but that is far from the first problem that BTC’s alleged “scaling solution,” has experienced this year.
The federal agency is seeking more information about so-called "privacy coins" and other technologies that obfuscate digital asset transactions.
Liquid handles fast transactions between exchanges, while Lightning handles smaller, everyday payments for BTC.
Bitcoin Core and its Lightning Network apparently have issues that could lead to the loss of cryptocurrency and warned the community to upgrade their nodes.
Despite having over two years of development behind it, the solution created by BTC developers to handle transactions, the Lightning Network, is still in the experimental phase.
FinCEN has issued a new guidance addressing whether certain cryptocurrency-related businesses need to be regulated as money services businesses.
