‘Crypto’ is an obstacle to blockchain and DLT
The 'crypto' industry got in the wrong direction long ago and has gone too far by turning the original Bitcoin into a multitrillion-dollar gambling of speculations over other people's speculations.
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The resolution of the Bitcoin Cash experiment
In his November 2018 post, republished from Medium, Bitcoin developer Unwriter shares his thoughts on the hash war why BCH is no longer sound money.
The electronification of money and the fundamentals of Bitcoin
Marquez Comelab explains the most fundamental elements of Bitcoin and how it operates to help readers gain the necessary background to understand and start exploring Bitcoin.
Granath v Wright in Oslo begins Monday: Cyberbullying, freedom of speech and shadowy commercial interests
On September 12, the Granath v Wright trial begins in Oslo, where Twitter troll Magnus Granath will try to convince the court that his targeted social media campaign against Dr. Craig Wright was lawful and not defamatory.
Remember that Nigerian Prince who wants to give you money? He’s into cryptocurrencies now.
This is a long guide attempting to outline as much information as possible on scams in the blockchain sphere. And it’s probably still not enough.
FTX implosion is the real ‘red wave’
This week’s dramatic implosion of the FTX exchange continues to disgorge a seemingly nonstop parade of machinations and sordid revelations that threatens to engulf the entire digital asset sector.
The defamation case Wright v. McCormack is telling
The verdict of the case is simple and straight: The court found that Peter McCormack committed libel against Dr. Craig Wright for publicly calling him a fraud for claiming himself to be Satoshi.
Block Dojo graduates build on BSV blockchain, endure mentor grilling, survive Thursday drinking sessions
The London Blockchain Conference 2023 brought together entrepreneurs who've successfully navigated the Block Dojo to get their perspectives on the program's value for startups looking to take the next step up the ladder.
Faketoshi Series (Hal Finney): The men who are not Satoshi—Part 3
Hal Finney was a universally well-liked member of the Bitcoin community from week one, and he fit the profile of what the earliest bitcoiners assumed Satoshi Nakamoto should have looked like.
Daniel Krawisz: Transaction processors should seek Bitcoin
In a new interview with Dr. Michael Wehrmann, Daniel Krawisz talks about competition of satoshis and fiat money in the Bitcoin network.
Ari Kuqi: App builders must connect users directly to Bitcoin transaction processors
The man behind Legally Chained and a host of other Bitcoin applications is known for his critical voice on social media concerning digital currencies in general and specifically Bitcoin SV.
Directly from one party to another…
You do not make a transaction directly by sending it through multiple hops; once you send a payment to a node, someone else collects from the node.