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Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain

Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain

Blockchain and cryptocurrency news and analysis by David Gerard

  • About the author
  • Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain: The Book
  • Book extras
  • Business bafflegab, but on the Blockchain
  • Buterin’s quantum quest
  • Dogecoin
  • Ethereum smart contracts in practice
  • ICOs: magic beans and bubble machines
  • Imogen Heap: “Tiny Human”. Total sales: $133.20
  • Index
  • Libra Shrugged: How Facebook Tried to Take Over the Money
  • My cryptocurrency and blockchain commentary and writing for others
  • Press coverage: Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain
  • Press coverage: Libra Shrugged
  • Table of Contents
  • The conspiracy theory economics of Bitcoin
  • The DAO: the steadfast iron will of unstoppable code
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How do you, personally, record Skype audio on Android?

11th October 20179th July 2018 - by David Gerard - 2 Comments.

Has anyone reading this had to solve this particular technical issue?

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eBTC: not “Bitcoin on Ethereum,” just an ERC-20 token with a related name

10th October 20177th November 2017 - by David Gerard - Leave a Comment

But there’s 21 million of them, and the creator uses the name “Satoshi21”!

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News: Garza/GAW fine; Russia vs Bitcoin; ICOs in Australia; Tether non-audit; FaunaDB

8th October 20178th October 2017 - by David Gerard - Leave a Comment

And blockchain use in the Catalan independence referendum.

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Bitcoin Gold, a new Bitcoin full-history fork on the GPU; SegWit2x; Bitcoin core claims “Bitcoin” and “BTC” names

6th October 201715th October 2017 - by David Gerard - 6 Comments.

Yet another Bitcoin fork. And Bitcoin core considers striking back, particularly against SegWit2x.

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News: Oracle Blockchain, Cloudflare bans website miners, securing bitcoins, IBM Watson hype, Bitcoin paleo diet

5th October 20175th October 2017 - by David Gerard - Leave a Comment

“By 2050, bitcoin users will undiscover fire.”

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Book news: Atlas Pulse TV video with Charlie Morris, the book is cheap on Kindle Canada today!

4th October 20174th October 2017 - by David Gerard - Leave a Comment

A nice video piece, and a cheap ebook in Canada.

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Book news: happy author, happy readers, “50 Foot Blockchain” photos

1st October 20171st November 2017 - by David Gerard - Leave a Comment

1634 copies sold. I got paid!

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News: ICOpocalypse! SEC, Switzerland, South Korea

29th September 20177th November 2018 - by David Gerard - Leave a Comment

And some bloke with a megaphone standing across the street from the Bloomberg office in London, ranting about Bitcoin.

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The EtherDelta hack: malicious JavaScript in a contract name, stealing the user’s private key

28th September 201715th October 2017 - by David Gerard - 2 Comments.

Plus a review of the EtherDelta smart contract’s coding and security. Summary: it’s pretty bad.

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Darknet market hazard: blackmailed by the dealer you gave your address

27th September 201725th April 2018 - by David Gerard - 1 Comment

Kyle Torpey notes the obvious hazard of giving your postal address to criminals so they can sell you drugs.

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Table of Contents

  • The conspiracy theory economics of Bitcoin
  • Dogecoin
  • Buterin’s quantum quest
  • ICOs: magic beans and bubble machines
  • Ethereum smart contracts in practice
  • The DAO: the steadfast iron will of unstoppable code
  • Business bafflegab, but on the Blockchain
  • Imogen Heap: “Tiny Human”. Total sales: $133.20

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