As more data is being processed on the BSV blockchain, data storage or data finding will likely come at a cost. So, ensure you have your private key and Merkle proof, Dr. Michael Wehrmann writes.
Cross-chain atomic swaps can now be done on blockchains lacking hash locks and time locks using SPV and Full Protocol Sequence—the alternative ways without needing the Hash Time Locked Contracts.
In this article, Dr. Craig Wright takes a look into how the authors misrepresent Bitcoin technology, and failed to provide support for the conclusions, and presents a non-blockchain system.
In this article, Dr. Craig Wright went through some steps of creating a BoL that links the identities of corporations to a series of invoices and uses NFTs.
In Nadiya et al. analysis, the authors briefly mention SPV, but only in relation to an alternative process called VerSum, which outsources the analysis of blocks to third parties.
The internet has changed over time, and while humanity made striking progress in this area, there's still so much yet to explore, including the integration of Bitcoin and IPv6.
MetaStreme is offering the MetaProof service for free to projects in the BSV industry, limited to 100 requests per second.
Bitcoin users commonly do not realize that Merkle Tree, in the context of Bitcoin, is an inherent part of Simplified Payment Verification (SPV).
Dr. Craig Wright was in Dublin to deliver a keynote presentation at Global IoT Summit, and as he told CoinGeek Backstage, he’s restoring his original Bitcoin vision.
nChain’s Jack Davies looked back to the beginning of blockchain and the history of payments and noted that blockchain is based on the idea of peer-to-peer payments first popularized by Bitcoin.
BTC's Lightning Network was created in an attempt to solve complex issues in computer science, but questions arise over its significance as it faces woes that run counter to its purpose.
Jad Wahab talks to CoinGeek Backstage about the state of the toolbox, the addition of peer sockets, and why we should all be excited about the LiteClient.
