Presta mucha atenciĂłn a esta narraciĂłn compruebala con los medios que tengas a tu alcance, porque es muy posible que la vuelvas a escuchar muchas veces en el futuro.
Conocer esta informaciĂłn ahora, te convierte en un privilegiado.
"#DelistBSV: Death at the Palace"
en YouTube
https://youtu.be/wM1Kfh_MytA
Conocer esta informaciĂłn ahora, te convierte en un privilegiado.
"#DelistBSV: Death at the Palace"
en YouTube
https://youtu.be/wM1Kfh_MytA
YouTube
#DelistBSV: Death at the Palace
We take a look at the current state of Bitcoin
"Beckyâs Affiliated: A discussion with Calvin Ayre on todayâs BSV landscape" en YouTube
https://youtu.be/H2wCkmetxYY
https://youtu.be/H2wCkmetxYY
YouTube
Beckyâs Affiliated: A discussion with Calvin Ayre on todayâs BSV landscape
With CoinGeek Toronto coming up, Becky Liggero sits down with Calvin Ayre to get his thoughts on the latest topics surrounding the Bitcoin SV ecosystem.
DIOS MĂO ESTO VA A VENIR MUY RĂPIDO!!!!! alguien habia visto algun video de Phil Wilson? (aka Scronty) Lo he estado esperando desesperadamente, je je je
Who is Satoshi? Alleged Bitcoin creator Phil Wilson tells all in interview
Publicado el 17 abr. 2019
†PRE-BITCOIN: Electronic cash, research and problems.
â 2:00 â Establishing communication with David Kleinman and Dr Craig Wright. How the alleged group came together through a shared desire for a digital, global currency
â 15:55 â Early ideas of electronic cash & research involved
â 19:40 â Discussion of a whitepaper, Kleinman & Wrightâs alternative model for electronic cash
â 21:10 â Problems with the existing proposals for electronic cash. Discusses centralisation, password security and physical system security
â 26:45 â Problems with simple decentralisation & double spending
â 28:30 â Phil's decision to walk away from Kleinman & Wright's electronic cash project
†THE ROAD TOWARD BITCOIN â PROMETHEUS: Motivation, building blocks and problem-solving
â 33:50 â Phil's personal motivation & ideology for a global currency and society
â 38:30 â Returning to the digital cash idea
â 39:22 â âAbout the first week of June [2008] is when the project [Bitcoin] kicked offâ
â 45:11 â Re-engaging with Kleinman & Wright
â 47:00 â Creating the toolkit required to start building Phil's version of digital cash and Satoshi op-sec
â 50:50 â Defining a "transaction" on the [Bitcoin] network
â 55:20 â Discussion of wallet addresses
â 56:55 â Bringing Kleinman & Wright onboard with the [Bitcoin] project
â 1:00:10 â Naming the [Bitcoin] project Prometheus, and Phil's philosophy behind the need for a global currency
BITCOIN BEGINS TO FORM: Whitepaper, testing and authorship.
â 1:09:45 â "Who wrote the original Bitcoin whitepaper?"
â 1:13:33 â The big breakthrough: Proof-of-work as a solution to the Byzantine Generals Problem
â 1:16:00 â [Technical error - studio goes dark temporarily]
â 1:17:20 â "Where did blacknet come from?"
â 1:17:42 â Discussion of Dr Craig Wright and his version of Bitcoin's history
â 1:19:45 â Authorship of the Abstract and Introduction [editors note: Phil is questioned about blacknet, but appeared to segue back into the bitcoin whitepaper]
DR CRAIG WRIGHT & BLACKNET: Litigation, Satoshi claims, and alternative narratives.
â 1:24:10 â Dr Craig Wright's claims to being [the singular] Satoshi Nakamoto. Litigation.
â 1:28:10 â Phil's reason for using Satoshi Nakamoto instead of real names & legal concerns
â 1:31:00 â Dr Craig Wright's claims & proof about Satoshi, Blacknet and Bitcoin.
â 1:43:38 â The Tulip Trust and the reason it was created
â 2:00:15 â Were there ever any other names for Bitcoin?
â 2:05:15 â "Do you think the world will ever know 'Who is Satoshi?'"
â 2:08:00 â Other little bits of evidence about the origins of Satoshi, including the Bitcoin logo
https://youtu.be/c8RjLf0S0q0
Who is Satoshi? Alleged Bitcoin creator Phil Wilson tells all in interview
Publicado el 17 abr. 2019
†PRE-BITCOIN: Electronic cash, research and problems.
â 2:00 â Establishing communication with David Kleinman and Dr Craig Wright. How the alleged group came together through a shared desire for a digital, global currency
â 15:55 â Early ideas of electronic cash & research involved
â 19:40 â Discussion of a whitepaper, Kleinman & Wrightâs alternative model for electronic cash
â 21:10 â Problems with the existing proposals for electronic cash. Discusses centralisation, password security and physical system security
â 26:45 â Problems with simple decentralisation & double spending
â 28:30 â Phil's decision to walk away from Kleinman & Wright's electronic cash project
†THE ROAD TOWARD BITCOIN â PROMETHEUS: Motivation, building blocks and problem-solving
â 33:50 â Phil's personal motivation & ideology for a global currency and society
â 38:30 â Returning to the digital cash idea
â 39:22 â âAbout the first week of June [2008] is when the project [Bitcoin] kicked offâ
â 45:11 â Re-engaging with Kleinman & Wright
â 47:00 â Creating the toolkit required to start building Phil's version of digital cash and Satoshi op-sec
â 50:50 â Defining a "transaction" on the [Bitcoin] network
â 55:20 â Discussion of wallet addresses
â 56:55 â Bringing Kleinman & Wright onboard with the [Bitcoin] project
â 1:00:10 â Naming the [Bitcoin] project Prometheus, and Phil's philosophy behind the need for a global currency
BITCOIN BEGINS TO FORM: Whitepaper, testing and authorship.
â 1:09:45 â "Who wrote the original Bitcoin whitepaper?"
â 1:13:33 â The big breakthrough: Proof-of-work as a solution to the Byzantine Generals Problem
â 1:16:00 â [Technical error - studio goes dark temporarily]
â 1:17:20 â "Where did blacknet come from?"
â 1:17:42 â Discussion of Dr Craig Wright and his version of Bitcoin's history
â 1:19:45 â Authorship of the Abstract and Introduction [editors note: Phil is questioned about blacknet, but appeared to segue back into the bitcoin whitepaper]
DR CRAIG WRIGHT & BLACKNET: Litigation, Satoshi claims, and alternative narratives.
â 1:24:10 â Dr Craig Wright's claims to being [the singular] Satoshi Nakamoto. Litigation.
â 1:28:10 â Phil's reason for using Satoshi Nakamoto instead of real names & legal concerns
â 1:31:00 â Dr Craig Wright's claims & proof about Satoshi, Blacknet and Bitcoin.
â 1:43:38 â The Tulip Trust and the reason it was created
â 2:00:15 â Were there ever any other names for Bitcoin?
â 2:05:15 â "Do you think the world will ever know 'Who is Satoshi?'"
â 2:08:00 â Other little bits of evidence about the origins of Satoshi, including the Bitcoin logo
https://youtu.be/c8RjLf0S0q0
YouTube
Who is Satoshi? Alleged Bitcoin creator Phil Wilson tells all in interview
†Phil Wilson (aka Scronty), who claims to be one of the three original creators of Bitcoin (along with David Kleiman and Dr Craig Wright) and the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto, tells his historical story to us in this exclusive interview about the origins ofâŠ
Phil Wilson - Satoshi Nakamoto?
https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEy62jWRiTr3bJOc-A
https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEy62jWRiTr3bJOc-A
p. 94 - A Satoshi Nakamoto Story |
Phil "Scronty" Wilson
Steve Patterson
Publicado el 2 sept. 2018
https://youtu.be/_OPCVeo1u20
Who is Satoshi Nakamoto? If you've been in the Bitcoin world for a while, you know that's the last question you should try to answer.
However, I've recently come across a story that I find quite plausible, written by Phil Wilson (aka Scronty). Phil documents the thinking-process behind the Bitcoin invention, in addition to providing many historical details around the creation of Bitcoin.
His story also explains the perplexing existence of Craig Wright. It's the only narrative that implies Craig is both a) Part of the Satoshi team, and b) largely fraudulent, at the same time. It explains how Craig was able to convince notable people like Gavin Andreson of being Satoshi, while also explaining his extremely poor writing and communication skills.
Phil "Scronty" Wilson
Steve Patterson
Publicado el 2 sept. 2018
https://youtu.be/_OPCVeo1u20
Who is Satoshi Nakamoto? If you've been in the Bitcoin world for a while, you know that's the last question you should try to answer.
However, I've recently come across a story that I find quite plausible, written by Phil Wilson (aka Scronty). Phil documents the thinking-process behind the Bitcoin invention, in addition to providing many historical details around the creation of Bitcoin.
His story also explains the perplexing existence of Craig Wright. It's the only narrative that implies Craig is both a) Part of the Satoshi team, and b) largely fraudulent, at the same time. It explains how Craig was able to convince notable people like Gavin Andreson of being Satoshi, while also explaining his extremely poor writing and communication skills.
YouTube
Ep. 94 - A Satoshi Nakamoto Story | Phil "Scronty" Wilson
Bitcoin Origins story: http://vu.hn/bitcoin%20origins.html
Who is Satoshi Nakamoto? If you've been in the Bitcoin world for a while, you know that's the last question you should try to answer.
However, I've recently come across a story that I find quiteâŠ
Who is Satoshi Nakamoto? If you've been in the Bitcoin world for a while, you know that's the last question you should try to answer.
However, I've recently come across a story that I find quiteâŠ
A que se dedicaba Craig Wright antes del 2008?
Todos y cada uno de los documentos los he googleados y estĂĄn en distintas plataformas de Internet en las fechas correspondientes.
Todos y cada uno de los documentos los he googleados y estĂĄn en distintas plataformas de Internet en las fechas correspondientes.
âRequirements for Record Keeping and Document Destruction in a Digital Worldâ
SANS RR Oct 2007.
âElectronic Contracting in an Insecure Worldâ
SANS RR Nov 2007.
âApplication, scope and limits of Letters of Indemnity in regards to the International Law of Tradeâ
Internal Publication, BDO Aug 2007
âUCP 500, fizzle or bangâ
Internal Publication, BDO July 2007
âThe Official CHFI Study Guideâ (Exam 312-49) (Paperback)
by Dave Kleiman (Author), Craig Wright (Author), Jesse "James" Varsalone (Author), Timothy Clinton (Author)
Syngress, USA 2007
ISBN-10: 1597491977
ISBN-13: 978-1597491976
âThe Problem With Document Destructionâ,
ITAudit, Vol 10. 10 Aug 2007, The IIA, USA
Available online at: http://www.theiia.org/ITAudit/index.cfm?iid=552&catid=21&aid=2763
Reproduced in the British Computer Society Journal of Risk
âA Taxonomy of Information Systems Audits, Assessments and Reviewsâ
SANS Reading Room, Audit (June 2007)
Available online at: http://www.sans.org/reading_room/whitepapers/auditing/1801.php
âAnalysis of a serial based digital voice recorderâ
SANS GIAC, Digital Forensics (Sept 2006)
Available online at: http://www.giac.org/certified_professionals/practicals/GCFA/0265.php
A QUANTITATIVE TIME SERIES ANALYSIS OF MALWARE AND VULNERABILITY TRENDS
Paper and Presentation at Ruxcon Oct 2006 Australia
âPort Scanning A violation of Property rightsâ
Hackin9 Journal (Aug 2006)
Available online at http://en.hakin9.org/?module=products&moduleAction=articleInfo&value=160
âRisk & Risk Managementâ (15 Jun 2006)
Paper and Presentation at 360 Degree Security Summit 2006
âBeyond Vulnerability Scans â Security Considerations for Auditorsâ,
ITAudit, Vol 8. 15 Sept 2005, The IIA, USA
Available online at: http://www.theiia.org/ITAudit/index.cfm?act=itaudit.archive&fid=5651
âPCI Payment Card Industry Factsâ
Retail Industry journal, July 2005
âImplementing an Information Security Management System (ISMS) Training processâ
SANS GIAC, ISO 17799/27001 (Sept 2005)
Available online at: http://www.giac.org/certified_professionals/practicals/G7799/0039.php
âDNS Security in Australiaâ
Adrian Ashbury and Craig S Wright,
Net Security, June 2000.
Available online at http://www.net-security.org/cgi-bin/download.cgi?DNS-Scan-Results.pdf
âWindows NT Security Step by Stepâ
The SANS Institute SANS Institute © 2001
(Co-Author)
âA Comparative analysis of Firewallsâ in âThe Internet Hot Sheetâ
Sept 1999 https://archive.is/Du0Vd#selection-463.0-587.9
SANS RR Oct 2007.
âElectronic Contracting in an Insecure Worldâ
SANS RR Nov 2007.
âApplication, scope and limits of Letters of Indemnity in regards to the International Law of Tradeâ
Internal Publication, BDO Aug 2007
âUCP 500, fizzle or bangâ
Internal Publication, BDO July 2007
âThe Official CHFI Study Guideâ (Exam 312-49) (Paperback)
by Dave Kleiman (Author), Craig Wright (Author), Jesse "James" Varsalone (Author), Timothy Clinton (Author)
Syngress, USA 2007
ISBN-10: 1597491977
ISBN-13: 978-1597491976
âThe Problem With Document Destructionâ,
ITAudit, Vol 10. 10 Aug 2007, The IIA, USA
Available online at: http://www.theiia.org/ITAudit/index.cfm?iid=552&catid=21&aid=2763
Reproduced in the British Computer Society Journal of Risk
âA Taxonomy of Information Systems Audits, Assessments and Reviewsâ
SANS Reading Room, Audit (June 2007)
Available online at: http://www.sans.org/reading_room/whitepapers/auditing/1801.php
âAnalysis of a serial based digital voice recorderâ
SANS GIAC, Digital Forensics (Sept 2006)
Available online at: http://www.giac.org/certified_professionals/practicals/GCFA/0265.php
A QUANTITATIVE TIME SERIES ANALYSIS OF MALWARE AND VULNERABILITY TRENDS
Paper and Presentation at Ruxcon Oct 2006 Australia
âPort Scanning A violation of Property rightsâ
Hackin9 Journal (Aug 2006)
Available online at http://en.hakin9.org/?module=products&moduleAction=articleInfo&value=160
âRisk & Risk Managementâ (15 Jun 2006)
Paper and Presentation at 360 Degree Security Summit 2006
âBeyond Vulnerability Scans â Security Considerations for Auditorsâ,
ITAudit, Vol 8. 15 Sept 2005, The IIA, USA
Available online at: http://www.theiia.org/ITAudit/index.cfm?act=itaudit.archive&fid=5651
âPCI Payment Card Industry Factsâ
Retail Industry journal, July 2005
âImplementing an Information Security Management System (ISMS) Training processâ
SANS GIAC, ISO 17799/27001 (Sept 2005)
Available online at: http://www.giac.org/certified_professionals/practicals/G7799/0039.php
âDNS Security in Australiaâ
Adrian Ashbury and Craig S Wright,
Net Security, June 2000.
Available online at http://www.net-security.org/cgi-bin/download.cgi?DNS-Scan-Results.pdf
âWindows NT Security Step by Stepâ
The SANS Institute SANS Institute © 2001
(Co-Author)
âA Comparative analysis of Firewallsâ in âThe Internet Hot Sheetâ
Sept 1999 https://archive.is/Du0Vd#selection-463.0-587.9
www.sans.org
SANS Institute: Reading Room - Auditing & Assessment
Computer security training, certification and free resources. We specialize in computer/network security, digital forensics, application security and IT audit.
Forwarded from CSW 102** Transaction Per Second - TPS txs (@RamonQuesada)
"Bitcoin SV main network stress test report
2019-04-20 | technology |
On April 18th, under the advocacy and support of the Bitcoin SV Chinese community, we conducted a third stress test on the BSV Mainnet's Transaction Per Second (TPS).
In view of the fact that the previous network has no problem under 200TPS and peak 400TPS, this test will set the target at 1000TPS. The test found that all transactions were packaged, no lost transactions, and no transaction doubles, but in the case where the BSV has not deployed parallel verification code, block reorganization has occurred and it is currently unable to reach 1000 TPS."
https://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?depth=1&nv=1&rurl=translate.google.com&sl=zh-CN&sp=nmt4&tl=en&u=https://aaron67.cc/2019/04/20/bsv-mainnet-stress-test-report/&xid=17259,15700023,15700186,15700191,15700253,15700256,15700259&usg=ALkJrhg7Jb__kM16HXnoyAIgtQvlbfuYCA
2019-04-20 | technology |
On April 18th, under the advocacy and support of the Bitcoin SV Chinese community, we conducted a third stress test on the BSV Mainnet's Transaction Per Second (TPS).
In view of the fact that the previous network has no problem under 200TPS and peak 400TPS, this test will set the target at 1000TPS. The test found that all transactions were packaged, no lost transactions, and no transaction doubles, but in the case where the BSV has not deployed parallel verification code, block reorganization has occurred and it is currently unable to reach 1000 TPS."
https://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?depth=1&nv=1&rurl=translate.google.com&sl=zh-CN&sp=nmt4&tl=en&u=https://aaron67.cc/2019/04/20/bsv-mainnet-stress-test-report/&xid=17259,15700023,15700186,15700191,15700253,15700256,15700259&usg=ALkJrhg7Jb__kM16HXnoyAIgtQvlbfuYCA
A new mystery about Satoshi hidden in the Bitcoin block-chain | Bitslog
https://bitslog.com/2013/09/03/new-mystery-about-satoshi/
https://bitslog.com/2013/09/03/new-mystery-about-satoshi/
Bitslog
A new mystery about Satoshi hidden in the Bitcoin block-chain
Some time ago, I received an e-mail from my friend Timo Hanke. If you donât know Timo, then you should, because he is, apart from a respected mathematician and Bitcoin enthusiast, an excellenâŠ
Sergio Demian Lerner. Iâm a Cryptofan, Independent Security Researcher, and Bitcoin specialist since 2011.
"But by 2013, I was starting to believe in Bitcoin....
....conclusion that Satoshi had mined about 1M coins. This idea (again!) made me feel insecure, so I didnât buy any BTC (ever). When I published my thoughts in one bitcointalk forums, people started yelling at me with anger: on one side, for the part of the community that worshiped Satoshi, it was a heretic idea. It didnât fit well with the âdisinterested geniusâ meme (although, further discoveries that Satoshi had not touched the fortune would make this meme even stronger). On the other side, cypherpunks thought my claims were heretic because I was âattackingâ the âmanâsâ privacy. The truth was that that I was provoked in the forums to find hard evidence of my lightly claims, so I went to look for it, even if I had no initial intention to dig into any private matters. Well, it turned out the evidence was hiding at plain sight in the immutable blockchain. So sooner or later, if not me, other people would find the same pattern. That event radically changed my life. My blog, which at that time had no more than a few visits a day, collected 35K visits in the first week. I became âpopular....â
About | Bitslog
https://bitslog.com/about/
"But by 2013, I was starting to believe in Bitcoin....
....conclusion that Satoshi had mined about 1M coins. This idea (again!) made me feel insecure, so I didnât buy any BTC (ever). When I published my thoughts in one bitcointalk forums, people started yelling at me with anger: on one side, for the part of the community that worshiped Satoshi, it was a heretic idea. It didnât fit well with the âdisinterested geniusâ meme (although, further discoveries that Satoshi had not touched the fortune would make this meme even stronger). On the other side, cypherpunks thought my claims were heretic because I was âattackingâ the âmanâsâ privacy. The truth was that that I was provoked in the forums to find hard evidence of my lightly claims, so I went to look for it, even if I had no initial intention to dig into any private matters. Well, it turned out the evidence was hiding at plain sight in the immutable blockchain. So sooner or later, if not me, other people would find the same pattern. That event radically changed my life. My blog, which at that time had no more than a few visits a day, collected 35K visits in the first week. I became âpopular....â
About | Bitslog
https://bitslog.com/about/
Bitslog
About
In short, my name is Sergio Demian Lerner. Iâm a Cryptofan, Independent Security Researcher, and Bitcoin specialist since 2011. My Story I bought a copy of Applied Cryptography in 1990 and by 1994 âŠ
Forwarded from 2015 311* nChain (Chronology) (@RamonQuesada)
en este buscador me salen 293 patentes con el criterio de busqueda: nChain Holdings Limited
https://patentscope.wipo.int/search/en/result.jsf
https://patentscope.wipo.int/search/en/result.jsf
patentscope.wipo.int
WIPO - Search International and National Patent Collections
This patent search tool allows you not only to search the PCT database of about 2 million International Applications but also the worldwide patent collections. This search facility features: flexible search syntax; automatic word stemming and relevance ranking;âŠ
y parece que esto continua..... Lawsuit Accuses Crypto Heavyweights Bitmain & Roger Ver of Hijacking Bitcoin Cash
https://www.ccn.com/lawsuit-accuses-crypto-heavyweights-bitmain-roger-ver-of-hijacking-bitcoin-cash/amp
https://www.ccn.com/lawsuit-accuses-crypto-heavyweights-bitmain-roger-ver-of-hijacking-bitcoin-cash/amp
CCN.com
Lawsuit: Crypto Heavyweights Bitmain & Roger Ver Hijacked Bitcoin Cash
A lawsuit filed by a little-known blockchain firm accuses Bitmain, Roger Ver, Kraken, and other crypto heavyweights with hijacking Bitcoin Cash.
Por aquĂ voy a dejar un artĂculo de un amigo profesor de filosofĂa en el Instituto y que lleva 4 años hablandole a sus alumnos sobre Bitcoin.
Derecho: ley y cĂłdigo. |
Yours. 23 Abril 2019
https://www.yours.org/content/derecho--ley-y-co%CC%81digo-aa746574a742
Derecho: ley y cĂłdigo. |
Yours. 23 Abril 2019
https://www.yours.org/content/derecho--ley-y-co%CC%81digo-aa746574a742
âLa base de avalBit son la gente, la filosofĂa y los principiosâ**
Por Oscar Dominguez
16 junio, 2015
Entrevista â RamĂłn Quesada y Gonzalo BorrĂĄs, Secretario y Tesorero de avalBit
(AsociaciĂłn Valenciana de Bitcoin y otras TecnologĂas - www.avalBit.org)
https://www.bitpaste.app/tx/2b607993978070c51481436ada120f21b0100bb41079b46b6574940c7a8e6e97
Por Oscar Dominguez
16 junio, 2015
Entrevista â RamĂłn Quesada y Gonzalo BorrĂĄs, Secretario y Tesorero de avalBit
(AsociaciĂłn Valenciana de Bitcoin y otras TecnologĂas - www.avalBit.org)
https://www.bitpaste.app/tx/2b607993978070c51481436ada120f21b0100bb41079b46b6574940c7a8e6e97