The idea of Bitcoin started in 1998
The idea of Bitcoin was crafted way back in 1998 before its official introduction in 2009, based on court testimony and traces of Dr. Craig Wright being active in information technology.
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The Wright strategy is the Satoshi strategy—Why doesn’t he just sign it?
The question of signature has always ranked at the top in the inquiry of Satoshi's identity, but it is only because people are stuck with self-centered and erroneous assumptions.
The new Internet and blockchain
Bitcoin proves its usefulness through a unique combination of two seemingly contradictory properties—physicality and digitality—and works better with the IPv6, making integrating IoD and IoV possible.
Craig Wright’s public statements of his vision, mission, and values
In a recent blog post, Dr. Wright shares his vision, mission, and values statement, in reference to the findings of others concerning the question of what ethical leadership means.
Blockchain Social Manila: Connecting industries through blockchain tech
CoinGeek organizes a social networking event on blockchain technology, opening a collaboration among businesses and stakeholders keen to learn the system and use it to make a positive change.
Bitcoin white paper day—Thanks again, Satoshi!
Fourteen years after Satoshi released the Bitcoin white paper, few understand it—most Bitcoin advocates have abandoned the idea of a P2P electronic cash system and bought into the digital gold wholesale.
Block plots BTC mining, integrates Lightning, abets Blockstream
According to reports on October 25, Block had tapped Perry Hothi, former chief technology officer for Argo Blockchain PLC, to help spur Block’s BTC mining ambitions.
Merkle Tree and Bitcoin
Bitcoin users commonly do not realize that Merkle Tree, in the context of Bitcoin, is an inherent part of Simplified Payment Verification (SPV).
Bitcoin stolen? There’s now software to freeze coins
Blacklist Manager has the potential to curb criminal activity in the digital asset space if its use is proven, says Joshua Henslee, but "crypto" anarchists will likely be on edge about this.
The mask of decentralization slips again as Binance suspended BNB Chain
Not all blockchains are decentralized as they ought to be, with the recent suspension of Binance's BNB Chain as proof, posing risks among enterprises building on this technology in hopes of change.
Everything you thought you knew about decentralization is wrong—allow Satoshi Nakamoto to explain why
Decentralization can be a confusing concept for some, but Dr. Craig Wright pointed out that the idea is not based on technicalities but one that revolves around trading and peer-to-peer exchanges.
Browsing the BSV blockchain: Organic growth on gigabyte soil
BSV proves itself to be a fruitful blockchain, as seen in its high level of transactions over the years, with more miners coming in to develop services that will transform industries.