Papers associated with Bitcoin and related topics in Law: Part XXII
Bitcoin was created in line with the law, yet many misconceptions about the technology and blockchain, remain, including with regard to privacy, anonymity, and traceability.
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比特币SV（BSV）呈鹤立鸡群之势
随着不断升级迭代，比特币SV的发展突飞猛进。
Faketoshi Series (Nick Szabo): The men who are not Satoshi—Part 1
The politics of Bitcoin have muddied the waters and made a rational discussion of the facts very difficult to have with a mainstream audience.
HandCash make Bitcoin more accessible ‘for the rest of us’
Michael Wehrmann caught up with Alex Agut, Rafa Jiménez and Ivan Mlinarić from HandCash to talk about Bitcoin app design, inter-wallet competition, Bitcoin computation and more.
Doctoral study components: Blockchain technology
This study argues that blockchain's language barrier challenges regulators to accurately understand and assess the tech, potentially leading to flawed and inconsistent regulation across jurisdictions.
3AC, DCG & amazing coincidences
This executive summary from Data Finnovation looks if DCG and 3AC were engaged in some kind of scheme to extract value from the GBTC premium.
The War on Bitcoin
Bitcoin has been furiously stifled by a brutal civil war for about five years now, waged by professional social engineers from some of the most powerful companies in the social media space.
Is the future of cryptocurrency exchanges in space?
SpaceBelt, a global satellite network for securing highly sensitive data in space, aims to build the information ultra-highway and eradicate hacking threats by taking data storage up into a terrain completely untested by today’s hackers.
Ethereum 2.0 – Ether’s journey from a security to a security
The myth of decentralization and a lack of understanding regarding the state of digital assets and platforms have allowed assets such as BTC and ETH to secure the “SEC pass,” Johnny Jaswal writes.
Monopoly Money: Framing Bitcoin as the last-mover in blockchain
Bitcoin perhaps exemplifies the power of both monopoly and competition, nChain’s Jack Davies writes.
Geographical aspects of cybercrime: A literature review
In this paper, Dr. Craig Wright aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the diverse aspects related to cybercrime, including its historical context, demographic and geographic dimensions, environmental influences, and preventive strategies.
Paper Synthesis: Open Source Software: Trust, security, and legal protections
In this paper, the author differentiates open-source software from the public domain, why the former is a better option for developers, and how it creates an ecosystem promoting continual innovation.