A few links of interest this past week:
- An architecture for the Internet of Money by Meher Roy
- Hyperledger: What are all the possible uses of the Hyperledger? on Quora
- In Introduction to Electronic Money Issues – Appendixes from Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
- Bitcoin ‘Ransomware’ Freezes Council Offices Across Italy from CoinDesk
- Bitcoin Miner Ditches Clients to Chase $2 Billion Coding Prize from Bloomberg
- Slasher Ghost, and Other Developments in Proof of Stake by Vitalik Buterin
- Bitcoin hoard no remedy for negative cashflow from ZDNet
- Bitcoin Trader Customers Face Losses After Management Disappears from CoinDesk
- Regulation of Bitcoin in Selected Jurisdictions from Library of Congress
- A look at the Bitcoin network transaction history by Andrés Guadamuz (two years old but still relevant to the discussion on “transactional volume” today)
- Retailers are disabling NFC readers to shut out Apple Pay from The Verge
- The Clearing House to Build Real-Time Payments System from American Banker
- Bitcoin Book Seeks to Debunk Myth with Math from CoinDesk (on Jeffrey Robinson’s book)
- CurrentC Is The Big Retailers’ Clunky Attempt To Kill Apple Pay And Credit Card Fees from TechCrunch