Third Wave of Bitcoin Grants⚡️ Zap 10 SatsLearn More(12/18/2023)-One aspect of Bitcoin that is often overlooked is that, no matter how crazy the news cycle (or the mempools) might be, Bitcoin marches on, unbothered. Every 10 minutes, transactions are being settled. Every 10 minutes, the network focuses on a new block. Every 10 minutes, the timechain is flourishing. It is the constant signal… Continue Reading
How did Satoshi think of bitcoin?⚡️ Zap 10 SatsLearn More(12/13/2023)-Bitcoin iterated on existing work in cryptography, distributed systems, economics, and political philosophy. The concept of proof-of-work existed long before its use in money and prior cypherpunks such as Nick Szabo, Wei Dai, & Hal Finney anticipated and influenced the design of bitcoin with projects such as bit gold, b-money, and RPOW. Continue Reading
Ethereum’s ‘Censorship’ Problem Is Getting Worse⚡️ Zap 10 SatsLearn More(12/8/2023)-.....But some researchers and users of Ethereum, the world's second-largest blockchain, are increasingly troubled by data showing a marked increase in censorship – what appears to be a concerted effort by block builders to exclude transactions linked to entities sanctioned by the U.S. government. Continue Reading
Understanding the Bitcoin Halving⚡️ Zap 10 SatsLearn More(12/8/2023)-Approximately every four years, something extraordinary happens within the Bitcoin network known as the “halving.” The “halving” describes the recurring event where Bitcoin’s issuance per block is cut in half. Every 210,000 blocks, or roughly four years, the miners’ production of bitcoin is halved, while their production cost stays the same Continue Reading
SEC’s in-house enforcement powers at risk in US Supreme Court case⚡️ Zap 10 SatsLearn More(11/28/2023)-UCLA School of Law corporate law expert James Park said frustration has grown in the business community as the SEC has routinely imposed fines on various defendants. "I think they think the SEC and, perhaps, FINRA to some extent have in a sense gotten too aggressive because ... there are very few checks on their… Continue Reading