A couple weeks ago, in Issue #306, we discussed the first in a four-part series by our boy Laurent from OXT.me in which he described a new way we should measure the value secured by Proof of Work. In parts 2 & 3 of the series, Laurent jumps into
Here's a great thread on the history of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) that you freaks should check out when you get some time today. To many, the BIS is probably the biggest villain standing in Bitcoin's way as it attempts to become the reserve
This whole god damn "industry" has bastardized the concept of a white paper. These days, one needs to vigorously filter their white paper consumption as to avoid the slew of putrid trash that passes as academic prose.
What I'm really looking for is the mass layoff moment at Consensys, the marketing / VC arm of Ethereum that is the poster child of the excess of this illogical mania built of buzzwords and technobabble.
So Satoshi definitely wasn't mining alone in the early days. Though, the number of people participating in Bitcoin during the early days was definitely slim. These early pioneers mined and lost a crazy amount of bitcoins before Bitcoin entered the planet's vernacular in earnest.
If there is one thing to take from this article, it's that we should be happy that so many people care about privacy for all and are working on many different angles through which that can be provided to Bitcoin users.
A couple weeks ago, in Issue #306, we discussed the first in a four-part series by our boy Laurent from OXT.me in which he described a new way we should measure the value secured by Proof of Work. In parts 2 & 3 of the series, Laurent jumps into
Here's a great thread on the history of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) that you freaks should check out when you get some time today. To many, the BIS is probably the biggest villain standing in Bitcoin's way as it attempts to become the reserve
This whole god damn "industry" has bastardized the concept of a white paper. These days, one needs to vigorously filter their white paper consumption as to avoid the slew of putrid trash that passes as academic prose.
What I'm really looking for is the mass layoff moment at Consensys, the marketing / VC arm of Ethereum that is the poster child of the excess of this illogical mania built of buzzwords and technobabble.
So Satoshi definitely wasn't mining alone in the early days. Though, the number of people participating in Bitcoin during the early days was definitely slim. These early pioneers mined and lost a crazy amount of bitcoins before Bitcoin entered the planet's vernacular in earnest.
If there is one thing to take from this article, it's that we should be happy that so many people care about privacy for all and are working on many different angles through which that can be provided to Bitcoin users.
It's been a slow news week around these parts, so I figured I'd spend today introducing you freaks to an issue in Bitcoin that will force a hard fork in the future; the year 2038 problem.
Here's something to keep an eye on for you freaks who are anxiously waiting for this bear market to reverse course; how much of the intermittent price increases are being driven by retail dominated exchanges?
This is an incredible competitive advantage for Bitcoin in the long-run.
My bearish thesis on Ethereum revolves around the fact that they shot themselves in the foot by over marketing their platform before figuring out the tech.
Back to my original point, if you see someone attempting to equate the #No2X movement with Core, #note who said it. This person doesn't get how Bitcoin works.
We have an alien technology in our hands and it will take decades to fully understand it.
