First legally-mandated blockchain: Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI)’s spam call complaint database
Requiring a particular deep implementation is bad — and especially because of unrealisable hype.
Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain
Blockchain and cryptocurrency news and analysis by David Gerard
Requiring a particular deep implementation is bad — and especially because of unrealisable hype.
Plus good papers, opinion pieces and followups. And why surveys claiming amazing mainstream crypto uptake!! are made-up rubbish. Also, go hear Edmund Schuster and Angela Walch on Tuesday afternoon.
Business students are actively seeking out courses on “blockchain.” This one is very optimistic — and leaves its students susceptlble to the hype.
Don’t try to PayPal anything to dgerard@gmail.com – it’ll bounce!
Craig S. Wright, the man who failed to be Satoshi, turns out to be… not such a good coder.
Because what Minecraft really needed was a cryptocurrency ICO. Or perhaps not.
DPW would do far better just selling the electricity locally. This plan doesn’t make sense as a business.
The possibility of it being worth someone’s while to just DDOS you is almost never mentioned as a problem with smart contracts.
The FOIA request denial from the CFTC over Bitfinex and Tether is particularly interesting.
It wasn’t widely circulated — but I have a copy of the KodakOne Confidential Offering Memorandum. The official, authoritative statement of what WENN Digital are trying to sell you.