In this paper, the author differentiates open-source software from the public domain, why the former is a better option for developers, and how it creates an ecosystem promoting continual innovation.
As an open-source project, the Bitcoin source code is publicly accessible, allowing users to examine, modify, and distribute it within the terms of the MIT License.
In the second part of his "Ask me Anything" episode, Joshua Henslee shared his thoughts on various topics about BTC and BSV price, the RUN protocol, misunderstanding SPV, and more.
In this article, Bitcoin Creator Dr. Craig Wright explains some of the reasoning behind how he created Bitcoin and why he released it in such a manner.
As blockchain technology becomes increasingly relied upon, it becomes critical that the law extends its well-established protections to this new context.
In his latest blog post, Dr. Craig Wright addressed many of the current events around the Bitcoin whitepaper, enterprises in Silicon Valley that pilot the BTC protocol, copyright, and intellectual property.
Kurt Wuckert Jr. and Raja Zuberi talk about ProgramOnChain, how it embodies the open source philosophy, and why it makes sense to put a software repository on chain, among other topics.
