Not all Merkel trees are alike
Cryptonerds shake their heads at the pun. Proof-of-Merkel != a Merkle.
Cryptonerds shake their heads at the pun. Proof-of-Merkel != a Merkle.
Gideon Greenspan recently posted on the Colored Coins dev list: We developed this to help with debugging. but it might
I have been pretty busy this past week on China-related activities, but below are some interesting stories, projects and companies
Earlier this week, version 0.0.5 of Chromawallet was released (here’s is Alex’s official announcement) and users have begun testing the
Yesterday a report from Goldman Sachs was released that identified at least 3 segments in which a cryptocurrency like Bitcoin
Wence Casares (who I interviewed for Chapter 2 in GCON) announced today that his team has officially launched Xapo, a
A director of studies (DoS) for a foreign education company in China contacted me today and we discussed the conundrum
Several links of interest from over the past few days: Estimating the amount of Bitcoin users in 2013 from reddit
Judge Richard Posner does not care for footnotes (pdf). On the other hand, I use them copiously because they allow
A few links over the last couple of days: Empowered Law, a law firms that provides services regarding: Smart Contracts
While it may be controversial to suggest in some circles, but cryptoledgers are agnostic tools. And due to their open-source
Yesterday I had the pleasure to moderate a panel discussing Goxcoin on LTB episode #89. Participants included Adam B. Levine
Catching up with a couple non-crypto Chinese-related news that was on a hiatus since last December. China to test new
Continuing from where I left off in May, some interesting articles that were sent to me and that I bumped
Earlier today a friend of mine asked how self-publishing works with Kindle. Again, because the community provided the training and
By day, I work in a segment unrelated to the ever-growing cryptocurrency industry. I was fortunate that several dozen people
[Note: below is chapter 9 to Great Chain of Numbers] Even with some froth that has arisen, greater functionality is
[Note: below is chapter 8 to Great Chain of Numbers] Can Bitcoin do everything? I spoke with Adam Levine, editor-in-chief
[Note: below is chapter 7 to Great Chain of Numbers] No matter how you might have heard or learned about
[Note: below is chapter 6 to Great Chain of Numbers] According to CB Insights, venture capital (VC) firms spent $74
[Note: below is chapter 5 to Great Chain of Numbers] Theory is grey While they do sound neat in theory,
[Note: below is chapter 2 to Great Chain of Numbers] Since the release of the original genesis block in 2009,
[Note: below is chapter 3 to Great Chain of Numbers] As innovative and groundbreaking as Bitcoin has been, it has
[Note: below is chapter 2 to Great Chain of Numbers] “Setting something in stone” is a common phrase used to