A brief update on the shared ledger ecosystem
A year ago to the day I published: “Consensus-as-a-service: a brief report on the emergence of permissioned, distributed ledger systems.” […]
A year ago to the day I published: “Consensus-as-a-service: a brief report on the emergence of permissioned, distributed ledger systems.” […]
Following up from the last batch, below are some of the public-facing activities I have been involved with the past
[Note: this article first appeared on Tabb Forum] Over the past several months there has been a crescendo of pronouncements
I am frequently asked this question because there is some confusion related to the legacy name and the current branding
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I was recently asked by someone: what are short arguments as to why permissioned blockchains are preferable than public ones
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[Note: opinions expressed below are solely my own and do not represent the views of my employer or any company
[Note: opinions expressed below are solely my own and do not represent the views of my employer or any company
[Note: opinions expressed below are solely my own and do not represent the views of my employer or any company
The slideshow below was first presented at an AFA panel on January 4, 2016 in San Francisco. Cryptocurrencies, Blockchains and
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The past couple of months I’ve attended a number of events and written a few external articles. Below is a
One comment I have noticed continually re-appear on social media over the last couple months is roughly the following: If
Yesterday I gave an abbreviated presentation based on R3CEV research first publicly shown at the GaiaX – Blockchain University event
As mentioned a couple weeks ago I have published a new research paper entitled: “Watermarked tokens and pseudonymity on public
[Note: the following overview on scaling Bitcoin was originally included in a new paper but needed to be removed for
[Note: the following literature review was originally included in a new paper but needed to be removed for space and
[Note: the following views were originally included in a new paper but needed to be removed for space and flow
[Note: the following overview on known Bitcoin mining farms was originally included in a new paper but needed to be
Bitfury, the Bitcoin mining company, recently published two papers: Public versus Private Blockchains Part 1, Permissioned Blockchains Public versus Private
[Note: Below is a guest post from Ernie Teo, a post-doctorate researcher at SKBI (where I am currently a visiting
About six weeks ago I mentioned a dollar figure during a panel at the Consensus event in NYC: $6 million.