Adam Levine
That's sort of what we're waiting to see. From the conversation with Stephen (who is a lawyer, but not yours), the plaintiff seems to be arguing that the actions of Bitmain, etc. had the effect of centralizing bitcoin cash into their control. If ...
Globe99
IANAL, but my understanding is that someone filing a lawsuit needs to have "standing," which as I take it means that they specifically are damaged by something that the defendant took. If nobody "owns" bitcoin cash in any meaningful sense due to its ...
Nice article keep it up Periods
It's sad to see that Daniel Krawisz, who in the past wrote intelligent articles, is digging himself into a hole deeper and deepet because of a misguided belief in Faketoshi.
"Football players can make a good income playing football, but there is no evidence that their income would be higher if the rules were determined by the players!" Excellent. Thank you for epitomising the point so well. Included in this analogy, is...
Iknow Nothing
There is a fundamental flaw in Daniel's argument that miners need central control in order to maximise their return. Miners are essentially the players in this game, with the consensus protocol being the rules and users being the fans (via their dema...
rockbarcellos Recently, Brazil’s government ordered WhatsApp to shut down its services within the country. WhatsApp is widely adopted by Brazilians. In a country with a population of around 200 million, there are about 100 million users, and the ruling caused a massive reaction against the decision. People immediately sought ways to get around the block through the use of VPN services, in order to keep using the messaging service. Many migrated to other apps, such as Telegram.
Will such events cause an eventual migration to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin?
Read More rockbarcellos Hello there! My name is Rock Barcellos. (It's my name, for real.) I'm an illustrator from Brazil and I have been participating here at Let's Talk Bitcoin! for a while, offering my services as an illustrator off and on.
This post came from an idea I had, and I wanted to give it a shot and share it with everyone. Basically, in this piece, I wanted to think about the role and importance of the peer-to-peer concept throughout history, putt...
Read MoreAdam Levine
That's sort of what we're waiting to see. From the conversation with Stephen (who is a lawyer, but not yours), the plaintiff seems to be arguing that the actions of Bitmain, etc. had the effect of centralizing bitcoin cash into their control. If ...
Globe99
IANAL, but my understanding is that someone filing a lawsuit needs to have "standing," which as I take it means that they specifically are damaged by something that the defendant took. If nobody "owns" bitcoin cash in any meaningful sense due to its ...
Nice article keep it up Periods
It's sad to see that Daniel Krawisz, who in the past wrote intelligent articles, is digging himself into a hole deeper and deepet because of a misguided belief in Faketoshi.
"Football players can make a good income playing football, but there is no evidence that their income would be higher if the rules were determined by the players!" Excellent. Thank you for epitomising the point so well. Included in this analogy, is...
Iknow Nothing
There is a fundamental flaw in Daniel's argument that miners need central control in order to maximise their return. Miners are essentially the players in this game, with the consensus protocol being the rules and users being the fans (via their dema...
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