This week, Founding President of the Bitcoin Association Jimmy Nguyen returns to give us updates on developments with BSV, the rebirth of the original Bitcoin—finally unlocking the true power of Bitcoin’s original design, protocol and vision.
Jimmy Nguyen, the Founding President of the Bitcoin Association, is back this week to bring us more updates on the Bitcoin SV ecosystem as BSV marches to become the world’s new money and global enterprise blockchain.
This week, we dig into the latest scaling developments from the Bitcoin SV node team, Bitgraph, the new Python BSV wallet SDK, a developer documentation series from the Money Button team, and the latest Wright Vision.
This week's episode brings us new updates in the ecosystem as BSV finally unleashes the true power of Bitcoin's original design, protocol and Satoshi Vision.
There’s a lot of excitement happening as the Bitcoin SV (BSV) ecosystem builds the world’s new money and global enterprise blockchain, and this week’s episode of The Bitcoin Vision recaps the recent developments taking place in the network.
Kurt Wuckert Jr. hosted an Ask Me Anything session for episode 13 of the CoinGeek Weekly Livestream, answering viewers' questions about Bitcoin as the halving approaches.
The OKCoin Let’s Build Bitcoin Together campaign is nearly over, but the Bitcoin Association Founding President put in a good last word for BSV.
The White Company is rapidly adding new currencies for merchants and users to join BSV with.
Ahead of the CoinGeek Week Conference in London in November, Dr Craig Wright, chief scientist at the research company nChain, told us what his message will be to the conference.
Jimmy Nguyen returned to Nasdaq TV to discuss more about the history of Bitcoin, and why only Bitcoin SV follows the original vision.
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.
Players can now earn monies with a simple "Yes" or "No" answer on Dark2Light's online "democracy card game," which also features a new twist—allowing users to throw in questions of their own.
