A Senate hearing focusing on block reward mining in the U.S. debated the benefits of increased disclosures for miners while witnesses pointed to the real-world impacts of mining operations.
Proof of Work gives a trustless model for resilience and security, including identifying assets and preventing fraud and risk, protecting critical infrastructure, detecting activities on a network, and more.
Check out the latest episode of More Than Money with Patrick Thompson featuring FYX Gaming CEO Adam Kling as they discuss the play-to-earn and gaming model and blockchain gaming.
Here we are at the end of 2021—was it a good year? In many ways, it was, and in many ways, it wasn't. But it was definitely a year full of major changes that will impact the blockchain industry for a long time to come.
Comparing models and real-world data from BTC, BCH and BSV, the MNP report "The Search for a More Efficient Bitcoin" found BSV to be the most efficient due to its unbounded transaction processing capacity.
MNP, one of Canada's largest assurance, risk and audit firms, shares its research comparing BSV with BTC to see which best matches Satoshi Nakamoto's vision.
UN Environment Goodwill Ambassador and actor Adrian Grenier will be exploring why there is such a focus on Bitcoin energy consumption versus other industries in the tech sector alongside speakers from TAAL, nChain and MNP.
MNP looked at the original whitepaper and compared the current expressions of BTC and Bitcoin SV (BSV) to determine which blockchain represented the true original vision for Bitcoin.
MNP recently published an independent review of the original Bitcoin protocol to determine which Bitcoin implementation is the most accurate representation of the vision proposed by Satoshi Nakamoto.
Canadian consulting firm MNP’s findings indicate that Bitcoin SV is most representative of Satoshi Nakamoto’s original intention and design for Bitcoin.
Among the lineup of panel discussions and presentations at the CoinGeek Zurich Conference was a presentation from Hassan “Hash” Qureshi and Brian Beveridge, partners at professional services firm MNP.
