Bitcoin & Blockchain Tech
Problems and key questions around Bitcoin
The first problem to be addressed concerns the nature of lawful money. In the United States, the Stamp Payments Act
Building Data
In the beginning, Bitcoin allowed data. In Bitcoin, a world of data was open. The following OP_Codes and the
nSequence and P2P exchange
In the beginning, Bitcoin allowed two parties to engage in a peer-to-peer trade and exchange that was P2P and then
Sustaining Hash
Many out there such as the developers in ABC want you to believe that a burst of hash matters. It
Bitcoin and the Long term
Government “stimulation” basically slows change. This takes funds from more productive sectors, and redirects it into less productive ones. It
Prevention is the key
The vast majority of illicit activity and fraud committed across the Internet could be averted or at least curtailed, if
Payment intermediaries
What does Bitcoin do? To understand Bitcoin, it is necessary to understand what Bitcoin is designed to do, to be. Bitcoin
Corporate Activism
Over the past 2 decades, Anonymous and the related splinter groups that this has spawned have been attacking business and
Bitcoin is not Anti State — it is Pro Honest government
Bitcoin is an open immutable ledger. It is not anonymous, it is private. There is a huge difference, and it
P2P and returning IP and Domain based transfers
Bitcoin was designed to be used as peer-to-peer cash. When the original paper and node software were released, the system
An invitation to treat
An invitation to treat is distinct from an offer in that it is an indication of one party’s willingness to
Fixing OP_False
Salvage, fixing OP_False, and more One of the flaws in the mangled version of Bitcoin we have today comes from the