Misconceptions about Blockchain & Bitcoin
In this article, author Zeming Gao identifies and explains the common misunderstanding about Bitcoin and blockchain and how the technology involves a lot of concepts that are not easy to grasp.
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Crypto Crime Cartel: The many lawsuits against BitMEX
BitMEX and its founders are facing a growing wave of legal action over what prosecutors and plaintiffs call a wholesale scheme to manipulate digital asset markets at the expense of its own customers.
Crypto Crime Cartel: The end is nigh for Tether
Whenever the curtain is pulled back on the operations of Tether, the representations made by its executives change dramatically.
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.
The endangered state of digital asset exchanges
The U.S.’s expanding offensive on digital asset players should be a clear signal that existing regulatory structures apply to the digital asset ecosystem.
Transforming the Attention Economy into an Intention Economy
As the world transitions from the Attention Economy to the Intention Economy, we zoom in on its implications in the digital realm, from our online interactions down to the bottom of our existence.
Blockchain and HTTP/S
HTTP/S is the foundation of data communication for the World Wide Web; it is programmed using HTML (HyperText Markup Language), which has codes to express various HTML elements.
The DDD (Detrimental Dollar Dominance) Syndrome
The dollar dominance does not benefit the United States as it mostly benefits the financial sector, at the expense of industries especially the manufacturing.
Binance backs into Japan, backs away from UK court ruling
Binance is making a backdoor move into Japan while its botched attempt to make a similar move into the U.K. isn’t stopping local courts from putting the digital asset exchange in the hotseat.
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.
Open-source development
In this article, Dr. Craig Wright tackles the "Code is Law" narrative and how it disregards critical nuances of legal systems like human discretion, interpretive flexibility, and societal norms.
Coinbase faces (w)reckoning for ‘passing off’ BTC as fake Bitcoin
Coinbase’s refusal to respect Dr. Craig Wright’s intellectual property rights could result in the digital currency exchange facing liabilities that vastly exceed any profits derived from its ill-conceived strategy.