
Read_365 – Ten Million Bitcoiners, The Intransigent Minority [Cory Klippsten]
“Not too many years from now, the number of Bitcoiners in the United States of America will cross ten million. When we hit that milestone,

“Not too many years from now, the number of Bitcoiners in the United States of America will cross ten million. When we hit that milestone,

“We, Bitcoiners, are all dissidents in the Old World of trusted third parties. […] Laws of nature that are higher than man-made laws, being enforced

“Bitcoin can’t be a little bit censorship resistant in the same way that you can’t be a little bit pregnant.” – Parker Lewis.
Continuing

1 • Why has the Corona Virus been upgraded from a significant healthcare problem, to a global economic catastrophe?
2 • What would be

“devising a scheme that handles both messaging and payments under one roof could be a killer app” – Colin Harper
As part of Bitcoin Magazine’s

“To fully understand any organism, we must not only look at the organism itself, but examine the organism-environment holistically.” – Gigi
If Bitcoin is a

“A volatile currency for volatile times” – Timour Azhari
When the banks become the volatile alternative, when your rights and control over what’s in “your”

Microsoft has a history of funding and developing with open source systems, and has started a new project called ION, trying to make a universal,

Is the blockchain a critical tool that creates the power behind Bitcoin, or is it a wasteful and unavoidable byproduct, an exhaust, of the system

“If you ask me how much trust is right for the Lightning economy, the answer will always be less.” – Roy Sheinfeld
Today we dig

Today I get hyped with ck_SNARKs of BTCMedia and have the opportunity to pick his brain for all the exciting stuff happening at the Bitcoin2020

“By design, Bitcoin exists beyond governments. […] The architecture of bitcoin is practically purpose-built to resist and immunize any attempts by governments to ban it.”
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