This episode of In Early podcast sees Dr. Craig Wright sharing his hardships after being outed as Satoshi Nakamoto, the evidence supporting his identity, and the correlation of Bitcoin to the Silk Road.
As stated by bsvdata.com on September 1, over 1 billion transactions have been processed in the BSV blockchain from January to the end of August 2023, with even more economic activity to come.
Magistrate Judge Bruce Reinhart has ruled that Dr. Craig Wright is now in compliance with a court order demanding that he fill in a judgment debtor form specifying his assets, declining to issue any of the sanctions requested by plaintiff Ira Kleiman.
In this podcast, Nick Smart tackles the basics of Bitcoin, the man behind Satoshi Nakamoto and his lengthy legal battles, and the possible implications of the ongoing Tulip Trading case.
In March, the In Early – The Crypto Podcast hosted Crystal Blockchain Analytics Associate Director Nick Smart to discuss the Tulip Trading case and its potential impact on the digital asset industry.
Bitcoin entrepreneur Jack Liu is back on the BSV blockchain with another project that aims to lock up Bitcoin for a set time without being able to spend it earlier or retreating from the lock-up.
Dr. Craig Wright's first dissertation, titled "Gnarled roots of a creation mythos," means a lot to him, though—as we may consider this his academic genesis block.
“Free” mint is a concept in the digital currency space where users of various blockchains mint an NFT for only the mining costs of the transaction, but the creator earns no profit from this action.
U.S. Representative Warren Davidson claims CBDCs "corrupt money into a tool for coercion and control," he also called them the "financial equivalent of the Death Star."
Dr. Craig Wright won against Peter McCormack at a trial for defamation back in 2022 over a series of publications the blogger had made on social media calling Dr. Wright a fraud.
As a result, Dr. Craig Wright’s copyright and database rights case against the BTC partnership—which includes Core developers and entities within the ecosystem such as Coinbase—will proceed on all fronts.
It is a cruel irony that Ethereum and other blockchains had come to rely on large cloud computing firms like AWS when the original Bitcoin was designed to challenge them.
