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Peer2Politics
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on peer-to-peer dynamics in politics, the economy and organizations
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We’re starting a new cryptocurrency and we don’t want it to be used as currency. Oxymoron? Not at all. Blockchain technology goes far… 
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As rumors swirl that Australian Craig Wright intends to prove he created Bitcoin, here's the standard of proof the crypto community says he'll need to meet.
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A political evaluation of Bitcoin by Michel Bauwens, director of the P2P Foundation
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In 2015, Estonia made the cryptocurrency press headlines when it announced a cooperation between its e-residency platform and blockchain initiative BitNation. While the program is mainly focused on provision of notary services to Estonian e-residents, BitNation’s ambitions go way farther.
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There are a few infamous names in the Bitcoin space, Mount Gox, Bitcoinica, Pirateat40, the list stretches on. This is a…
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Cabinet Office minister Matthew Hancock claims that innovations in the
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrRXP1tp6Kw As a currency, bitcoin is an unmitigated failure, it is extremely volatile, and you will be hard fetched to to be able to spend it. Where though bitcoin does come into its own, is as a quick and dirty means of transferring between currencies, across borders. The banking crisis in Cyprus in 2013 created…
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Researchers anticipate a future where sensors transmit money alongside data, as they are paid in bitcoin for their information.
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IBM is developing its own version of the blockchain technology and plans to release open-source software within the next few months, The Wall Street Journal
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Starting December 1, 2015 the Estonian e-Residency program, in partnership with the virtual nation BITNATION.co will use Blockchain Technology to offer a Public Notary to e-Residents.
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The Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences is, as with most Nobel prizes, quite a big deal. Past laureates are a who’s who of economics—and starting in 2016, that list could include the inventor of Bitcoin. Assuming, of course, someone works out who that is.
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Gavin Andresen believes potential Bitcoin users may look at alternatives, such as Ethereum, if the block size limit is not raised soon.
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Bitcoin is a distributed consensus network that maintains a secure and trusted distributed ledger through a process called proof-of-work. Bitcoin fundamentally inverts the trust mechanism of a distribute
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Analysis Bitcoin - OpenBazaar Launches Live Version of P2P Bitcoin Marketplace
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You can use the BITNATION Opportunities Network to find, list or otherwise edit your employment offers.
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It’s almost seven years since Satoshi Nakamoto launched bitcoin into the wild, but despite a growing amount of interest from businesses, the finance sector and grassroots communities, cryptocurrency is yet to find the ‘killer app’ that will lead to mass-market adoption.
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HASHFLARE is a new range of cloudmining services brought to you by the HashCoins team of cryptomining experts. Their team has been involved with cryptocurren...
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I’ve spent more than 5 years being a Bitcoin developer. The software I’ve written has been used by millions of users, hu…
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While Wall Street seems more interested in the idea of permissioned or private blockchains these days, the point of Bitcoin in developing countries has nothing to do with the technology underpinning the decentralized payment network.
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In less than 90 minutes of short videos you should be able to understand how Bitcoin, Blockchain and Ethereum works, how is it possible to create applications, contracts, democratic systems or value exchange and reputation systems that are incorruptible, decentralized, without intermediaries, secure, impossible to censor and verifiable. Without magic. Projects like Bitcoin, Blockstream or…
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In the past years cryptocurrency blockchains (like Bitcoin and Namecoin) have seen significant adoption with the promise of using such blockchains as general...
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This infographic explains the wide ranges of the Bitcoin universe, accompanied with quotes from some of its best-known business leaders.
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Ahead of the Platform Cooperativism conference, Nathan Schneider & Trebor Scholz on an internet economy grounded in solidarity and cooperation.
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