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sCrypt Hackathon: Access Control and Selective Disclosure in Bitcoin-Layered Networks
Explore insights from the sCrypt Hackathon featuring Dr. Craig S Wright’s workshop on ‘Access Control and Selective Disclosure in Bitcoin-Layered Networks.’ Dive into discussions on envisioning Web3, utilizing technologies like XML and XBRL, monitoring global goods movements, and ensuring privacy in online voting systems.
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Digital signatures and identity in Bitcoin
Delve into the core concepts of electronic coins, public and private keys, one-way functions, elliptic curve point arithmetic, and the innovative privacy model in Bitcoin. Join Todd Price as he simplifies the complex process of signing a Bitcoin transaction, providing valuable insights and a glimpse into the future of Bitcoin transaction scripting and templates.
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Bit & Coin – Embracing a digital humanity
Society can be viewed as an information system or digital humanity. This is the view of Bitcoin researcher and author ZeMing M. Gao who has recently published a new book – Bit & Coin – Physicality and Digitality with Digital Humanity.
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An introduction to BSV blockchain and the Bitcoin protocol
On 8 January 2009, the vision for what Bitcoin is was outlined by its inventor Satoshi Nakamoto, in the white paper entitled “Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System”.
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Understanding UTXOs: The Fundamental Building Blocks of Bitcoin
Explore the fundamental building blocks of Bitcoin with this comprehensive guide on Unspent Transaction Outputs (UTXOs). Learn how UTXOs play a crucial role in preventing double-spending, enhancing scalability, and supporting overlay networks like Confederacy.
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Making blockchain accessible to everyone with Elas
Elas is a company which offers blockchain-as-a-service solutions and bespoke solutions to businesses so that they may leverage the true powers of the BSV blockchain.
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A fireside chat on the Unilateral Contract
The discussion on Bitcoin’s Unilateral Contract with Dr Craig S. Wright at the London Blockchain Conference highlights that certain terms and conditions apply when using Bitcoin.
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Bitcoin and blockchain don’t exist outside of the law
The discussion surrounding blockchain regulation has emerged as an increasingly important topic in recent years among policymakers, industry leaders, and enthusiasts alike.
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Bitcoin: The fundamentals of the protocol and basic economics
At its core, Bitcoin is more than just an asset; it embodies a revolutionary protocol that transcends traditional notions of currency and introduces a decentralised approach to transactions.
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Understanding Bitcoin’s overlay networks and their impact on industries
Explore the transformative potential of Bitcoin’s overlay networks, including the UTXO-based Confederacy, and their disruptive applications across financial services, real estate, supply chain management, healthcare, and entertainment. Discover how these networks redefine processes and enable secure, efficient, and decentralised transactions in various industries.