Bitcoin Dev Gavin Andresen: Samson Mow and Greg Maxwell = “Toxic Trolls” https://t.co/XnDuBeDVSF https://t.co/A2XiZOIFgG

Bitcoin Dev Gavin Andresen: Samson Mow and Greg Maxwell = “Toxic Trolls” https://t.co/XnDuBeDVSF https://t.co/JCPGJCMx1a

Where is Gavin Andresen? The Quiet Exile of Bitcoin's Former Face
http://www.coindesk.com/where-is-gavin-andresen-the-quiet-exile-of-bitcoins-former-face/

Bitcoin developers discuss a messy divorce with former maintainer Gavin Andresen, once the most public face of the digital currency project.
Source (http://www.coindesk.com/where-is-gavin-andresen-the-quiet-exile-of-bitcoins-former-face/)

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New Bitcoin-Inspired Project From Gavin Andresen, Former Bitcoin Lead Developer https://t.co/rKdRxyzAsS @gavinandresen - by @CharlesPDearing

New Bitcoin-Inspired Project From Gavin Andresen, Former Bitcoin Lead Developer https://goo.gl/ikURzv

Ver "The Bitcoin Show: Special Bitcoin Conference Coverage: Gavin Andresen - 08/20/2011" en YouTube
https://youtu.be/0ljx4bbJrYE

Ver "The million bitcoin question: Can the system be hacked?" en YouTube
https://youtu.be/G2837h-85O4

Ver "Gavin Andresen: Core Bitcoin Priorities" en YouTube
https://youtu.be/vWdAPq5qKls

Ver "The Bitcoin Show - Episode 003" en YouTube
https://youtu.be/MUfKOIU_K1I

Lightning Network Will Be Highly Centralized: Gavin Andresen https://goo.gl/oyMEiK

Bueno pues voy a dar un dato, (no una opinion), por el 2015 aprox. antes de que bitcoin core estuviera liderado por Blocktream (gente muy preparada, en una empresa privada), el liderazgo se lo entregó Satoshi a Gavin Andresen (creo que en 2010) y este es un twit de él: https://twitter.com/gavinandresen/status/901126561717301248

The independent film Banking on Bitcoin, covering Bitcoin's roots, its possible futures and its underlying technology, is now on Netflix (https://www.netflixreleases.com/banking-on-bitcoin-2017/). “Bitcoin is the most disruptive invention since the internet, and now an ideological battle is underway between fringe utopists and mainstream capitalism,” reads the Netflix news release. “The film shows the players who are defining how this technology will shape our lives.”Banking on Bitcoin is a good film, professionally produced. On the hugely popular Netflix platform, the film will give many newcomers an understandable first introduction.The overall impression is that this a good historic and ideological overview of Bitcoin’s first development phase but it’s in need of a sequel. From its cypherpunk roots and days of early adoption, the film focuses on the digital currency’s rocky relationship with the banks and regulatory bodies, setbacks like the fall of MtGox and the Silk Road, as well as some figures who were “first through the door,” like Charlie Shrem, Erik Voorhees and Gavin Andresen.At the same time, Bitcoin and crypto enthusiasts are likely to find two shortcomings: First, the film dedicates too much time to stale old news like Silk Road and BitLicense, and not enough to new developments. Second, because it was first begun in late 2013 and wrapped up in the fall of 2016, the coverage of recent developments is very limited: The film essentially stops at the end of 2015.Bitcoin Magazine reached out to the film’s director/writer/producer Christopher Cannucciari (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1666126/) and associate producer Phillip Galinsky (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm6314888/) to find out more about the film’s background and their future plans.What is your background, and what has been your role in the film?Christopher Cannucciari: I had become interested in digital currency while I was producing a 2009 documentary in Kenya and some locals had introduced me to what would become mpesa. Kenya had just had a major crisis due to post-election violence of 2008. The banks had shut down and Kenyans came up with the novel idea of texting phone credits which could be used as money to pay for goods and services. Upon my return the thought of new ways to used technology as money stuck with me. Fast forward to 2013 and my interest in Bitcoin became so strong that I decided to bring my abilities as a filmmaker to it.Phillip Galinsky: I’ve been involved in the film since the beginning when it was just Chris working in the role of Director and myself working in the role of Producer. Chris and I were working together on an unrelated project over a three-day shoot and I kept noticing (and occasionally mentioning to other members of the production team) that the price of bitcoin was skyrocketing. Others working on the project seemed skeptical at first, but as the weekend drew on and the price nearly doubled, people became more interested. Chris and a number of other team members asked me to explain what bitcoin was and how it worked. I was (and am) primarily interested in Bitcoin from a technological and moral consequentialist perspective, so I walked through the basic functions of blockchain technology, and attempted to explain how the capacity of blockchain technology to enable distributed, decentralized, censorship-resistant databases is a crucial enabling factor for development and implementation of the next generation of free and open global societies. My technical and somewhat arcane explanation turned out not to be the most effective way introduce the technology to the crew, and a number of people expressed interest in a gentler and easier to digest source of information about Bitcoin.Chris in particular wanted to know more about Bitcoin due to previous experiences that showed him the power of technology as currency, and took note of the fact that, although Bitcoin had been around for about half a decade by then, most people still

Bitcoin Core was started by Gavin Andresen, Jeff Garzik, Mike Hearn, etc.

the current Bitcoin core are not the same members.

Gavin Andresen Drops Bombshell: Bitcoin Cash is the Real BTC
Gavin Andresen, Satoshi Nakamoto’s first choice to take his place as Bitcoin’s lead developer, just dropped the gauntlet on Twitter. Andresen declared that Bitcoin Cash is the true heir of the Bitcoin legacy. The tweet comes after remaining relatively quiet during the more recent, raging scaling debates.  Also read: Bitcoin Cash Breaks $1k in Wild Aftermath […]

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