Delegation in Bitcoin: Part 2
In the second part of this two-part piece, sCrypt introduces a universal yet straightforward delegation mechanism, an alternative to the script-level delegation they have developed.
In the second part of this two-part piece, sCrypt introduces a universal yet straightforward delegation mechanism, an alternative to the script-level delegation they have developed.
In this two-part piece, sCrypt demonstrates a novel way to allow users to spend their UTXO/coins without giving another party their private key.
ChainBow's wallet is true to the original Bitcoin vision, based on publicly available Bitcoin technology standards, and opens the door to the Web3 world for the masses of users.
A recent sCrypt article discusses how to facilitate streaming services using the Bitcoin protocol. This is not streaming large movie data on-chain but leverages the incentive and accountability aspects of the protocol and ledger itself.
In this post, sCrypt’s Xiaohui Liu demonstrates a cost-efficient way to provide movie streaming and other types of services on demand, based on payment channels.
The Medici era marked the expansion of commerce and the merchant class as the ruling class of power—it was a time of expansive trade and the period where the invention of banking took place.
Without any means to recover billions of dollars worth of assets that can be lost or stolen in an instant, Bitcoin can kiss goodbye any serious prospect of institutional investors or large corporate buy-ins.
Having tokens resembling native Bitcoin UTXOs allows them to leverage all the benefits that the Bitcoin SV network provides.
In his latest post, John Pitts discusses how the Bitcoin network provides a commodity marketplace for computation.
For complete clarity, Bitcoin SV has already won the protocol war. Every other blockchain is just coasting on previous success or fueled by an artificial hype cycle.
Alex Agut shares some advice for fledgling entrepreneurs looking to make their mark in the Bitcoin space.
The P2SH deprecation in the Genesis is not going to introduce a replay confiscation of coins allowing “anyone-can-spend” attacks to be used against unclaimed BSV sitting in old BTC or BCH wallets.