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Here is some software that arrives at a ledger according to a protocol
Bitcoin Core v30.0 was released! It is available from: bitcoincore.org/en/download/ Release notes: bitcoincore.org/en/releases/30…
Bitcoin Core v29.1 was released! It is available from: bitcoincore.org/en/download/ Release notes: bitcoincore.org/en/releases/29…
“trust yourself and your ability to reason about the world and real-world consequences" tech
do you mean: do they serve my interests, who's interests are they serving, how do I evaluate if they are serving my best interests (regardless of whether they are obligated to or not (btw, if they have no formal legal obligation to your interests, then I would submit that…
A statement on Bitcoin Core development and transaction relay policy - bitcoincore.org/en/2025/06/06/…
Truly crazy that 10s of thousands of people, and trillions in capital, aren’t quickly and easily coming to unanimous agreement over changing a global protocol for value exchange. Could be a feature
Bitcoin, a $2T ecosystem based on software, can't reach consensus on 9 lines of code needed to allow more and better scale (op_CAT). And it can't agree, for past 4 years, on any other minor change/update. Pretty insane.
Bitcoin Core v29.0 was released! It is available from: bitcoincore.org/en/download/ Release notes: bitcoincore.org/en/releases/29…
"Bitcoin is useless." No, it’s the native currency of the internet. Borderless, digital cash.
As one of the few economists who was also early in Bitcoin, I can dispute some of the opinions presented as facts in this report and thread.
1/ The debate over Bitcoin’s utility and sustainability began already with Nakamoto’s 2008 work. Many economists see Bitcoin as a speculative bubble that will eventually burst, leaving behind substantial social damage amid its high energy use and facilitating illicit payments.
Bitcoin Core v28.0 was released! It is available from: bitcoincore.org/en/download/ Release Notes: bitcoincore.org/en/releases/28…
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