One year ago I wrote about the block size / scaling debate. In hindsight, I stand by every word. https://t.co/iOPMVgkLJX
RT @BitcoinMagazine: Exploring the Centralization Risks of #Bitcoin’s Lightning Network https://t.co/LQQo7cu7hX https://t.co/3pRzNowgV9
@BitcoinXio @MyceliumCom The crowdsale is for 5% of the wallet product.
Developer wants to help write code for @Hyperledger but can’t b/c @IBM code is copyrighted. https://t.co/ABHS47bsVy https://t.co/tvRAX1rQy8
@mdotfallon @MyceliumCom Not that I’ve seen. @Rassah posted some on reddit: https://t.co/9XXXx7UwOC
@RobFisher @jonmatonis It sounds like the “proof” was not as carefully controlled as it could have been. Possibility of fraud remains…
In past 3 days, @MyceliumCom has raised 1,272 BTC in their crowdsale, effectively valuing the wallet at $11M. crowdsale.mycelium.com
@timpastoor @BitcoinBelle Exactly; that’s why @el33th4xor’s posts have been excellent material regarding the complexity of Satoshi proof.
RT @btcdrak: “Dr” Craig Wright decides he “can’t do this” https://t.co/556WsyWsXM https://t.co/o3lx0MOfQP
@btcdrak That’s odd; he misspelled “cryptographic keys” as “courage.”
@jonmatonis…. because the Satoshi keys have been lost?
@BitcoinBelle @NickSzabo4 Probably hidden away, feeding just enough info to Craig to make him plausibly Satoshi ;-)