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Latest developments in the world of bitcoin and BitcoinChaser’s thoughts on how this is changing our world. Share your opinions with us.
News Roundup: Binance To Accept All Fiat Currencies
The big news stories from this week including Binance’s plan to accept all fiat currencies, events in Madrid to be hosted by the WeWork of crypto, and cryptocurrrency payments potentially coming to merchants across Europe.
Weekly News Roundup: Blockchain & Deep Fakes
We summarized the top stories up for you from the world of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency. Here are the headlines that break away from these patterns to shine a light on refreshing news that caught our attention:
International Financial Architecture & Bitcoin Part 1: Bretton Woods
In the context of the World Bank/IMF spring meetings, blockchain and crypto were included as topics of discussion in 2018 and 2019. This 3-part series tries to contextualize this occurrence by taking a look back at how these financial institutions came to be (part 1),...
International Financial Architecture & Bitcoin Part 2: Banks Meet Bitcoin
In the context of the World Bank/IMF spring meetings, blockchain and crypto were included as topics of discussion in 2018 and 2019. This 3-part series tries to contextualize this occurrence by taking a look back at how these financial institutions came to be (part 1),...
International Financial Architecture & Bitcoin Part 3: International Institutions Collapse
In the context of the World Bank/IMF spring meetings, blockchain and crypto were included as topics of discussion in 2018 and 2019. This 3-part series tries to contextualize this occurrence by taking a look back at how these financial institutions came to be (part 1),...
Another Day Another Fake Satoshi
How many fake Satoshis can the world take? Joerg Molt seems to think that the answer to that question is “at least one more.” Here is why his claim to Satoshihood is ridiculous
Does Bitcoin Have A Quantum Computing Problem?
Grandstanding is useful sometimes, but it is mostly useless in the long-term. Scratch the surface of Google’s quantum supremacy claim and you will find out just that. Bitcoin, it seems, is still safe
One (Bit)coin To Rule Them All? – Transactions, Forks, Scalability, And Decentralization
A look at the various Bitcoin forks – BCH, BTG, and BSV – and how their unique approaches to scalability have worked so far.
Bitcoin Instead Of Banks In Chile And Lebanon
Chile and Lebanon are proof, once again, that Bitcoin is a wonderful hedge to the fiat system and its shortcomings, but people are not rushing to buy coins elsewhere yet. Inflation and years of quantitative easing should be pushing them to
Grin 101 – What is Grin and How it Works
One of the biggest challenges for the adoption of bitcoin as a global currency is scalability. There have been several attempts at solving this, and Grin is one of them.
One Week Of Bakkt: Will Institutional Investment In Bitcoin Take Off?
Try to get institutional investors to buy a contract for which they will have to hold the underlying asset when it settles. Even if that asset is digital, their reticence is evident
Bakkt Bitcoin Futures Launch And Price Drops
Bakkt Bitcoin futures opened for trading but during the first 24 hours it looks like institutional investors are not too interested: BTC prices are down and trading volumes are low