Bitcoin & Blockchain Tech

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

Abstract This paper presents preliminary research into the BTC Lightning Network. By modelling transaction reuse and mapping the reuse of

In examining the literature surrounding the perception of blockchain technology as businesses understand it, multiple problems can be discerned. For

The Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) of the internet has functioned for decades. It was originally constructed using the statements by

I have looked at a number of papers where the authors are investigating or starting to question the concept of

Simplified payment verification (SPV) was first discussed in the Bitcoin white paper (Wright, 2008), and was taken up by other

De Filippi et al. (2022) created a seemingly well-argued academic research paper focused on the means by which distributed blockchain-based

Measuring the distance between nodes has been considered complex (Chen et al., 2020) and liable to error or listed computational

The concept of a ‘rollback’ attack is referenced when it comes to blockchain solutions and attacks or changes to the

The ability to scale a blockchain is related to the problem of scaling a distributed database. For example, the original

Lessig (2000) promoted an early concept adopted by cypherpunk computer coders and anarchists: “Code is law.” Such a mentality has

The recent collapse of FTX demonstrates the need for oversight within financial accounting systems. Unfortunately, the term decentralisation has been