Law & Regulation
Cryptocurrency and the Law of the Horse
In 1996, Judge Easterbrook presented and spoke to the University of Chicago Law School. In his speech, he reflected the
Techno-Communism and the Desire for Socialism through Code
One of the primary arguments made over and over throughout ‘blockchain communities’ comes with the concept of being owed a
Is Code Really Law?
Many people within the ‘cryptocurrency communities’ have made a religion of “code is law”, the flawed methodology of Lawrence Lessig
Nodes, Hash Rate, and Signalling
Some people falsely think that the amount of hash rate is a security feature in itself. The error here stems
How the World Works; or, A Discourse on Fake News
In the Bitcoin and “cryptocurrency” space, and I use the term cryptocurrency loosely as practically none of the other systems
The History of Freezing in Bitcoin
The solution to problems with crime and money laundering always existed within Bitcoin. In the white paper itself, it is
As an Autistic Savant…
Everything in life comes with trade-offs. Something that few people understand is part of understanding who I am for myself.
Satoshi NEVER Posted on Bitcointalk
It is a myth that all the posts on Bitcointalk (bitcointalk.org) from my account (Satoshi) are in fact mine and
The Property Flaw of Lightning
Segregated Witness (SegWit) was said to be introduced to stop purported errors caused by malleability. The truth of the matter
Satoshi and the Byzantine Generals
Before I launched Bitcoin, I had been discussing how the proposed system would work. [1] Many people have failed to
Ledgers and Design
Bookkeeping and accounting journals used within double-entry bookkeeping require write once read many (WORM) tables. Any accounting is posted entry
Binance: The Untrusted Intermediary
Today, as I have done in the past, I set up a number of accounts with Binance based only on