The New York Times published this good short video about how Bitcoin Works. 2. The evil side of social media — centralized data collection and AI — was […]
Right now is one of the most exciting times to be involved in the sector. Everyone is talking about it, especially the skeptics. A journalist recently asked me for a […]
As American baseball legend Yogi Berra would say, “When you come to the fork in the road, take it!” Unfortunately, when it comes to recent Bitcoin forks, a large number […]
Interview with Guy Benartzi and Eyal Hertzog of Bancor The following interview with Bancor’s founders, Guy Benartzi and Eyal Hertzog, took place before Bitcoin Wednesday’s Special Event on 12 April […]
A 23-foot tall statue of Donald Trump as a giant rooster has been erected outside a shopping mall in China. The New York Times points out that this isn’t the […]
Between 2010 and 2013 former Bitcoin developer Mike Hearn, then a tech lead at Google’s offices in Zurich, Switzerland, designed a security system that was later tapped by the NSA and […]
At first no one wanted it: In July 2010 a single bitcoin could be bought for just 4 euro cents — if you even knew what it was let alone […]
The audience of Bitcoin Wednesday is polled regularly to help set priorities that can benefit the sector. Below are the results of the two periodic polls taken for The Bitcoin […]
The hype around token distribution campaigns continues apace in 2016. During Bitcoin Wednesday on 2 November 2016, Dave Pearce and Bas Wisselink will talk about the lessons learned in their […]
The sensational $60 million theft from “The DAO” has sparked a fundamental debate about decentralization. Before I begin, the usual disclaimer: I am not a lawyer. I do not hold ether […]