Bitchat lives on
Bitchat is a revival of an _unwriter application launched in early 2019. This time, Bitchat relies on more robust infrastructure and protocols, such as the imminent JungleBus API, and Bitcoin Schema protocols.
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CoinGeek Weekly Livestream: Bitping’s Dean Little dives into technical aspects of blockchain
In the latest installment of the CoinGeek Weekly Livestream, Bitping CEO Dean Little talks about building applications on the blockchain, how the tooling mechanism on BSV can be improved, and more.
Cooperate or compete?
With the protocol wars complete (and BSV handily ahead of the pack), the competition has moved up to business application and service level competition, Kurt Wuckert Jr. writes.
Bitpost.app – Create. Curate. Earn.
Bitpost is yet another attempt at filling the gaping blogging hole that Bitcoin SV has had for quite some time now, Joshua Henslee writes.
Bitcoin SV DevCon 2020: How to use Planaria’s TXT tool
Glenn Wolfe gave a presentation on TXT at the recently held Bitcoin SV DevCon 2020, providing the audience an overview of Planaria’s suite of tools.
Twetch vs. PowPing: To tip or to pay?
Rival business models are exploring microtransactions for consumer apps on Bitcoin SV as replacements for ‘surveillance capitalism.
The CoinGeek Pulse: Episode 4
This week in digital currency and blockchain, we see the winds of greater regulation start to blow across the sector.
Unwriter’s social Bitcoin network PowPing helps catalyze user adoption
What’s unique, appealing, and different about PowPing is that every action within the social media platform—except for tipping—is free.
Bitcoin SV Hackathon webinar takes a look at 5 tools for building apps and services
Joshua Henslee took an in-depth look at five developer tools that will help software engineers build on Bitcoin.
TXT makes blockchain data more useful by adding context
'TXT' is a way of creating "semantic Bitcoin storage," which will make storing, organizing transaction-based information on Metanet easier.
‘Minercraft’ lets data users interact directly with transaction processors
Minercraft can be installed on a software or run inside a browser, and currently supports those running the beta version of the Bitcoin Merchant API.
Bitbus has arrived—a powerful indexing service
Bitbus 2.0 essentially deprecates the older Planaria APIs as the increased transaction volume has revealed the flaws in its design.