Bitcoin & Blockchain Tech

Cryptographic proof of ownership, under a framework that aligns with legal definitions of ownership, involves more than the mere possession

In a decentralized system with a fixed protocol, the unalterable nature of the core rules and structure provides a unique

Decentralized systems represent a paradigm shift in technology that goes beyond the traditional centralized models. By embracing a decentralized approach,

Lawrence Lessig’s (2000) “Code is Law” principle argues that the structure and functions of cyberspace are designed and controlled by

Dr. Craig Wright Doctor of Business Administration, Walden University DDBA-8511: Sem. in Innovation Management-Summer 2023 June 20, 2023 Abstract This

Many cypherpunk activists claim Bitcoin as their own (Golumbia, 2016). In their analysis, the authors take the crypto anarchy and

Dr Craig Wright DBA, Walden University Class DDBA8100-656/DDBA-8101 May 21, 2023 Note: the author disagrees with the terminology of cryptocurrency,

Dr Craig Wright DBA, Walden University Class DDBA8100-656/DDBA-8101 S1 – Operational Definitions When studying scalability in a blockchain, it is

Dr. Craig Wright Doctor of Business Administration, Walden University DDBA-8511: Sem. in Innovation Management-Summer 2023 May 20, 2023 Abstract This

El Faqir et al. (2020) provide an overview of decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) on the blockchain, discussing their potential for

The articles presented in this annotated bibliography demonstrate a comprehensive argument regarding the impact of deception and misinformation in various

The traceability of Bitcoin is a major feature often overlooked by those reviewing blockchain technology. The argument presented by cyberpunks,