Bitcoin in popular culture: Andrew Hickey, “The Basilisk Murders,” ch 1: the sort of person who runs Singularity conferences
An excerpt from The Basilisk Murders by Andrew Hickey, a murder mystery set in a conference about the Singularity.
Blockchain and cryptocurrency news and analysis by David Gerard
An excerpt from The Basilisk Murders by Andrew Hickey, a murder mystery set in a conference about the Singularity.
That face when Tim Draper doesn’t buy the line that he spent $1.5 million on “tote bags.”
And Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain is still $3.20 on Kindle Canada!
Some ICOs are even dodgier than others; Bitcoin’s fork family; regulators sending more warning shots.
The latest “крипторубль” proposal. This time, it’s supported by Putin.
It’s not all things you don’t want to know about Mark Karpelès.
Trains as computer science analogy.
A short book on the collapse of Mt. Gox, based on the authors’ work over the past few years for the Daily Beast. The book badly needs an editor, but does have bits worth the read. Also, it’s cheap.
No, Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain isn’t in the crypto Humble Bundle.
Has anyone reading this had to solve this particular technical issue?