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NEW: Satoshi Nakamoto's earliest collaborator Martii 'Sirius' Malmi just released their entire email history.
At 120 pages, its the most significant addition to the archives of #Bitcoin's unknown inventor.
Here are the most important new findings ✨ https://t.co/lDSh0xzojH
NEW: A DOGE staffer appears to be posting DOGE work on his public GitHub, as of this week. The staffer, Jordan Wick, also created a repository for a Twitter DM-downloading tool just 3 days ago. He posted work on geospatial data in Jan—undersea cables, ports & “critical minerals.” https://t.co/vtL7PZj6fJ
sBTC: a more secure Bitcoin bridge
In the next couple weeks, Stacks will release sBTC, a non-custodial 1:1 Bitcoin-backed asset that operates as an open-network, decentralized 2-way peg solution to bring Bitcoin into Stacks with as little counterparty risk as possible. This has been a vision for years, and you’ve probably heard something about it... See more
In the next couple weeks, Stacks will release sBTC, a non-custodial 1:1 Bitcoin-backed asset that operates as an open-network, decentralized 2-way peg solution to bring Bitcoin into Stacks with as little counterparty risk as possible. This has been a vision for years, and you’ve probably heard something about it... See more
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This was one of an ever-diminishing number of communications from Satoshi during the fall of 2010. Messages from both Satoshi and Martti had been increasingly rare.
Nathaniel Popper • Digital Gold: Bitcoin and the Inside Story of the Misfits and Millionaires Trying to Reinvent Money
Amsterdam-based Wladimir van der Laan, who is also on the Bitcoin Foundation payroll, would work with Andresen on a more lasting fix.
Paul Vigna , Michael J. Casey • The Age of Cryptocurrency
Programmable securities, money streaming, and a global buyer of energy of last resort are tremendously exciting. Their growing promise is evidence that Bitcoin is, “not just a digital rock,” to cite an expression frequently utilized by Elizabeth Stark.
Sacha Meyers • Bitcoin Is Venice: Essays on the Past and Future of Capitalism
One of the most interesting things in Bitcoin is @carl_dong's libbitcoinkernel project, which @orionwl discussed a few months ago and @jamesob wrote up here.
It separates out consensus into a library, thereby permitting innovation in node implementations. https://t.co/h8hMCmppN3 https://t.co/2MtHfAUp2l