2020-4-22 01:17 |
One anonymous writer had a ten-year head start on the ideas that formed the basis of Bitcoin — was it Satoshi?
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Who is Satoshi? What will our world look like in 50 years? The Cardano founder shares his ideas on these topics (spoiler: there might be a new religion and immortality)
2020-4-5 12:24 | |
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Craig Wright claimed that Bitcoin is his intellectual property and that all of those that infringed on it (i. e. Bitcoin Core developers) are about to be legally prosecuted. The self-proclaimed Satoshi Nakamoto outlined other equally ridiculous ideas in his blog post, including that all nodes and miners in the Bitcoin network are his personal agents.
2020-2-19 22:00 | |
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Craig Wright has a theory about why almost nobody will capitulate to his demands to be worshiped as Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin. Standing on the wrong end of a multibillion-dollar lawsuit, he believes that his persona has led to attacks on him personally, as opposed to the ideas he has presented to the […] The post Craig Wright ‘Explains’ Why You Won’t Admit He Created Bitcoin appeared first on CCN Markets
2019-7-29 23:00 | |
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Last week, there was a panel at SXSW that was effectively a debate on the merits of permissioned blockchains versus permissionless systems like Bitcoin. I listened to the entire audio of the panel discussion, after Programming Bitcoin author Jimmy Song tweeted it out the other day, and I thought he did an awesome job of pointing out the key value proposition of Bitcoin and why it is not worth comparing to permissioned systems.
2019-3-23 17:29 | |
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The first major Bitcoin conference, Bitcoin 2013, was held in San Jose, California. Organized by the Bitcoin Foundation, it was centered on Bitcoin specifically and the more pragmatic issues that Bitcoin was trying to solve, particularly in the areas of Bitcoin technology, Bitcoin mining, Bitcoin business and regulatory issues.
2019-1-31 00:30 | |
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In the time-honored tradition of goal setting for the new year, Bitcoin Magazine has compiled a short list of seven possible New Year’s Resolutions for Bitcoiners as we head into 2019.
2019-1-2 03:22 | |
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Alfred Nobel died with regrets. After making a fortune off of explosives, he indicated in his will that his fortune should be used to make a prize awarded each year to those who “conferred the greatest benefit to humankind.
2018-10-23 23:22 | |
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After a successful event in Singapore, Satoshi United – The biggest UnConference in the world – Is hosting its first ever conference in the Middle East. The unique UnConference will take place from 22-23 October in Dubai.
2018-9-16 01:00 | |
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The world population is quite growing no wonder that many ideas are copyright protected before another person could dive into it even without a prior knowledge that just an idea might had already been on the horizon.
2018-8-3 18:21 | |
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As his Hungarian parents had fled post-war Soviet regime to settle in the United States, Nick Szabo came to call the Californian Bay area of the 1990s his home. Here, he was among the first to frequent the in-person “Cypherpunk” meetings organized by Timothy May, Eric Hughes and other founding members of the collective of cryptographers, programmers and privacy activists centered around the ’90s mailing list of the same name.
2018-7-13 17:16 | |
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This publication’s decision to auction off its magazine covers as Ordinal inscriptions sparked debate about how we should use Bitcoin.
A cartoon version of Dr. Adam Back recounts stories of hacking coded doors at university and the inception of Hash Cash in the latest of Cointelegraph Crypto Stories.
Bitcoin’s creator seemed to succeed where others failed — initially. What did he do differently? He rotated record-keepers.
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