While we wait for another Bitcoin black swan event
I was interviewed and quoted a few times in the past couple weeks: Is Bitcoin Stalling? at Technology Review: The […]
Bitcoin, Economics, Science & Technology
2015
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Can Bitcoin’s internal economy securely grow relative to its outputs?
How do economies grow? At the end of the day, that is ultimately the question that the Bitcoin community is
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Is the adoption of blockchains and consensus ledgers a foregone conclusion?
Earlier this evening I gave a new presentation to the Sim Kee Boon Institute (SKBI) for Financial Economics at Singapore
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The myth of a cheaper Bitcoin network: a note about transaction processing, currency conversion and Bitcoinland
Recently the Museum of American Finance hosted an event covering Bitcoin. One of the panelists allegedly said: “we don’t think
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What about the new BitLicense revision?
A new revision (pdf) of the New York BitLicense was released this week. Yesterday CoinDesk reached out to several people
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What is the blockchain hard fork “missile crisis?”
Over the past couple of months there has been a number of discussions revolving around increasing the Bitcoin block size
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Videos from Cryptoeconomicon event
A few of the videos from the Cryptoeconomicon event are now online (repo). If you are interested, below are two
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Interview with Epicenter Bitcoin
About two weeks ago I was interviewed over at Epicenter Bitcoin. We covered a number of topics, some of which
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Cryptoeconomics for beginners and experts alike
This past week Koinify and the Cryptocurrency Research Group (CCRG), a new academic organization, held a 3-day event — the
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Slicing data: what comprises blockchain transactions?
[Note: a PDF version of this is available] Over the past month we have seen nominal transaction volume on the
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New presentation over at O’Reilly Media on BINO
I have a new O’Reilly Media presentation up online called: “Moving Beyond Bitcoin (BINO) Beta:Transitioning mindshare from Bitcoin-for-everything monopoly to
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How do Bitcoin payment processors work?
Yesterday there was a discussion on a listserve about Brian Kelly’s hypothesis’ regarding bitcoin exchange rates and below is an
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18 Months of Token Presales: A Review
[Note: This was originally published on January 6, 2015 at Melotic.com and is not an endorsement nor should it be