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Ben Horowitz • Ben Horowitz explains the rise of crypto
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David A. Harding • Mastering Bitcoin
Also, unlike most of its peers here, BTC makes no attempt to be a productive capital asset. Now, that may sound like a weakness at firs... See more
Jon Charbonneau • L1 & L2 Token Value Capture - DBA
The Potential of Blockchain Technology
joincolossus.comSatoshi Nakamoto's motivation for Bitcoin was to create a “purely peer‐to‐peer form of electronic cash” that would not require trust in third parties for transactions and whose supply cannot be altered by any other party. In other words, Bitcoin would bring the desirable features of physical cash (lack of intermediaries, finality of transactions) t
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Preston Byrne • Bitcoin Doesn’t Take Sides: Why Apolitical Solutions Are the Internet ’s Future
The way we typically transfer physical cash has little resemblance to the way we transfer bitcoins. Physical cash is a bearer token. Alice pays Bob by handing him some number of tokens, such as dollar bills. By comparison, bitcoins don’t exist either physically or as digital data—Alice can’t hand Bob some bitcoins or send them by email. Instead, c
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Tess Rinearson • Bitcoin Explained with Emoji
With cryp to graphy, with digital signatures, not going in to all the details, that of fers not a perfect set of checks, but a much greater set of checks on this comes much harder to falsify his to ry. You can’t delete the tweets as Twitter can do. The
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