Oh, eMusic, no — don’t go blockchain! Another Kodak moment
Today’s blockchain post is over on Rocknerd — it’s early dot-com era downloaded music company eMusic taking the final resort of an utterly buggered company.
Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain
Blockchain and cryptocurrency news and analysis by David Gerard
Today’s blockchain post is over on Rocknerd — it’s early dot-com era downloaded music company eMusic taking the final resort of an utterly buggered company.
Of course it isn’t like the Internet. But this claim keeps coming up. Includes technologies Bitcoin and blockchains are actually comparable to.
Crypto Fools’ Day is, of course, January 9. In cryptocurrency, every day is January 9.
Did you know that bacteria can transmute copper, iron and tungsten into platinum and iridium? I certainly didn’t. In fact, I still don’t.
And nothing about Twitter blocking crypto ads, because I posted about that last week.
Courses will be purchased, and staff paid, in WOOLF tokens. And rather than a costly university administration — boo! hiss! — they’ll have … smart contracts!
We’ve been reminded in the past week just how dangerous vast collections of personal data can be. They won’t be less dangerous on a blockchain.
Is it illegal to download a copy of the Bitcoin blockchain? Possibly.
TrueUSD is a dollar-substitute cryptocurrency token that’s directly aiming itself at Tether’s user base.
Featuring the trailer from Effortless French, a.k.a. Mt. Gox the Movie.