Thoughts on the 2.0 space
Last week CoinDesk reached out and asked several questions related to Koinify and published a few of the comments in […]
Last week CoinDesk reached out and asked several questions related to Koinify and published a few of the comments in […]
[Note: This was originally published on October 7, 2014 at Melotic.com] Contrary to conventional wisdom, usage fees for many cryptocurrencies
Even though this video is about 17 months old, the topics they cover — FinCEN, KYC, AML, MSB, MTL —
Turns out about 15 months ago, someone had already figured out how the mining costs of hash-based proof of work
CoinDesk recently reached out to me to ask and see if I had any views on the divergent Bitcoin trading
Jeffrey Robinson is the author of over 20 books This past week he published a new book that looks at
[Note: This was originally published on September 30, 2014 at Melotic.com] Over the past couple years, several people have discussed
Much like “The Singularity” was en vogue 10 years ago for a slew of reasons that haven’t really materialized (i.e.,
[Note: This was originally published on September 25, 2014 at Melotic.com] While much attention has been given to theoretical transactions
Yesterday I gave a presentation at a Bitcoin Meetup held hosted by Plug and Play Tech Center in Sunnyvale. I
Saw two analogies used today that are inaccurate. Writing at Forbes, Eric Mu interviewed Jake Smith, better known as “The
Yesterday CoinDesk asked for my take on the current downtrend in market prices. Incidentally, nearly a month ago, this same
[Note: This was originally published on September 18, 2014 at Melotic.com] One of the common talking points in social media
One of the most interesting story this week is commentary from Robert Sams, “Some Crypto Quibbles with Threadneedle Street,” who
Closing tabs. Some China related news scattered below as well. The Bank of England published a couple of papers that
[Note: This was originally published on September 11, 2014 at Melotic.com] Altcoins, appcoins, commodity coins – what are they? These
Closing tabs. If you’re interested in a blast from the past — to see just how fast the cryptocurrency space
My friend, Zaki Manian, who is working on a very interesting project called SKUChain (discussed in chapter 16), thinks we
Closing tabs. Got an email asking me more about the War of Spanish Succession related to gold. My point on
Earlier today I participated in a virtual panel covering smart contracts called, “Let’s Talk Smart Contracts.” The panel included: Adam
Closing tabs. A few interesting stories, the first of which is from The Economist, “The dollar’s sterling work.” One notable
Jake Smith has another good article / overview of a large Bitcoin mining operation in China, “Inside one of the
Over the past several months I have had a number of conversations with Dave Hudson, proprietor of HashingIt.com; some of
I am not one to continually update books, but, since this space is very dynamic I reached out to one
Closing tabs. Two things: 1) I contacted Wedbush Securities about their new report and asked them what their citation for