The end of the Parliamentary Blockchain Party — guest post
13 out of the 15 lost their seats and one did not stand for re-election.
Tag: blockchain
The Australian Securities Exchange CHESS blockchain: seven years of sunk cost fallacy
Enterprise blockchain never made any sense.
Crypto is going great: KuCoin busted, how Kickstarter shot itself in the foot with blockchain, Tether goes AI
We are all Satoshi. Not you, Craig.
Crypto collapse: SEC takes on Terraform and Coinbase, ETF fallout continues, Tether is for crime
Moron-Backed Securities and Collateralized Rugpull Obligations.
Crypto collapse: Bankman-Fried trial draws to a close, SafeMoon arrested, fourth US bank failure was crypto
“I looked at his picture and thought, There’s something wrong going on with him.”
News: Starbucks NFTs, Reddit karma points on the blockchain, Saylor fired, Telegram ICO slight return
“I couldn’t stand to market to such a deranged group of individuals and the toxic web3 workplace.”
My appearance before the House of Commons Science and Technology Committee, Wednesday 29 June
At 10:10:42am, you can hear Aaron Bell MP entering “… forgive me, but so-called shitcoins …” into the record.
I’m appearing before the House of Commons Science and Technology Committee, Wednesday 29 June
The UK Government has declared that cryptocurrency and blockchains are the way of the future! So they’re asking people like me about it.
Boundary 2: Creationism on the Blockchain — review of George Gilder, Life After Google
The review is nine thousand words. But it’s considerably more coherent than the book, because I had an editor.
If you want a scalable Ethereum blockchain, then P=NP
Ethereum makes more sense if you first assume it never mattered if the fancy promises ever worked out.