Bitcoin smart contract 2.0: Part 2
In this article, Xiaohui Liu explains how to implement an alternative contract for achieving fair coin toss as developed in reference.
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Bitcoin smart contract 2.0: Trustless contracting by combining on-chain and off-chain transactions
In a new approach to designing smart contracts on Bitcoin, sCrypt’s Xioahui Liu explains how to combine contracting with transactions/contracts held and validated off chain.
Tokenized’s new API tools make it ‘a serious competitor to Banking-as-a-Service solutions’
With its technical backbone now fully available, Tokenized can focus on bringing more clients into the Bitcoin world and looking at solving their specific business problems.
Iowa House of Representatives approves new bill giving legal status to smart contracts
The law would give parity of status between smart contracts and other types of contracts, with distributed ledger technology formally considered a secure electronic store of record.
Joshua Henslee on Bitstocks podcast: NFTs, wallets and smart contracts
In the latest Bitstocks podcast, Joshua Henslee sits down with Michael Hudson to explore currently popular topics—tokens—within Bitcoin and the greater blockchain ecosystem.
Bitcoin’s first exchange for tokens is now live
Bitcoin Token Exchange went live on March 6, and is currently the most functional—and only—decentralized exchange for tokens that is up and running on Bitcoin SV.
Gorilla DAO: The beginning of a billion-dollar organization
The Gorilla DAO is only two weeks (14 days) old, but already has a significant amount of gravity with 90170 out of 2.1 million Ape Tokens in circulation and 492.43 BSV in the Gorilla Treasury.
Iowa introduces new bill for blockchain and smart contracts
Senate Bill 303 is described in the preamble as “an act relating to electronic transactions by permitting the use of distributed ledger technology and smart contracts” in the state.
The Bitcoin Bridge talks to Xiaohui Liu about sCrypt and unleashing Bitcoin’s full potential
This week's edition of The Bitcoin Bridge looks at a Bitcoin project that has definitely bridged the Pacific: sCrypt.
Theory of Bitcoin talks about Bitcoin ownership, private keys and EDI
In this episode of "Theory of Bitcoin," Dr. Craig S. Wright and Ryan X. Charles discuss legal ownership and how it could be enforced, as well as the ways Bitcoin can be used to link EDI processes in businesses.
The ridiculously high cost of Gas on Ethereum
For most normal people, the Ethereum blockchain is pretty much unusable for average size transactions—costing about $60 to send an ERC20 token, Jacob Rozen writes.
Serbia legalizes digital currencies
The law went into effect on December 29, with the government giving the public six months before it starts applying it.