BTC sandcastles and the next civil war
The changes in Bitcoin's original protocol, deemed "improvements" in the BTC community, were not significant upgrades but a mere diversion of what the technology advocates for.
The changes in Bitcoin's original protocol, deemed "improvements" in the BTC community, were not significant upgrades but a mere diversion of what the technology advocates for.
Today, we remember the network wars and the struggles, and we celebrate the fact that amid it all, we are still here—celebrating Bitcoin's liberation from the control of the BTC Core cabal.
In this article, Zeming Gao explains the locked protocol on the original Bitcoin—BSV blockchain—and clarifies several common confusions about it.
May 7, 2023, marked BTC history that transaction fees in a single block were higher than the miners' block reward because of the network congestion due to increased activity in the network.
Laws are the building blocks of economies, but law enforcement is what ensures these orders are kept, and thus, stringent directives are not all that bad and, most often, beneficial to society.
YouTuber Hayden Otto used his channel to call out the BTC maximalists who fancy themselves as Bitcoin gatekeepers and expose the contradictions and hypocrisy in their actions.
Unlike BTC, BSV does not need to change its protocol to integrate Ordinals, and above else, it is 100,000x cheaper and 12.5x bigger than other blockchains supporting it.
The question over what decisions miners can/can't make arose again this week with the latest release candidate to BTC's protocol software, version 24.0.
As in the Wizard of Oz, BTC developers are committing a global fraud by pretending to have no control of the network where, in fact, they are manipulating a global financial system for their benefit.
The only conclusion that can be reasonably drawn from the PBD Podcast episode with Michael Saylor is that he is either being deliberately deceptive or has failed to grasp even the basics of Bitcoin.
Bitcoin History series Part 3 delves into the split of BTC Core and Cash (BCH), and how the “Bitcoin” name was retained by the more limited chain, and the big blockers agreed haphazardly to fight for dominance on the worst metric possible: price.
Blockstream CEO Adam Back desperately wants to be seen as Bitcoin’s all-father despite his ongoing efforts to strangle Bitcoin in its cradle.