Ergaki, the Next Scorex Testnet

2016年 5月 17日 Alexander Chepurnoy 2 分で読めます

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Ergaki, the Next Scorex Testnet

A Scorex application is comprised if core, and Scorex itself is the core functions and module interfaces, and modules. The current testnet, Lagonaki, is made of Permacoin consensus protocol implementation and a simplest Nxt-like payments module. Next testnet release will be called Ergaki. It will be truly experimental and innovative blockchain system intended to be a performant…

Goodbye Mike and Some Thoughts About Bitcoin

2016年 1月 15日 Charles Hoskinson 15 分で読めます

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Goodbye Mike and Some Thoughts About Bitcoin

On Mike

After reading Mike Hearn's

farewell letter to the community
, I've decided to finally draft my thoughts on the blocksize debate, but first a few things about Mike. Hearn, joined the Bitcoin community back in May of 2009 and has been an active contributor for as long as I can remember in some capacity or another. He's also an incredibly bright and creative person who…

How to Save (Or Destroy) the Bitcoin Foundation

2016年 1月 12日 Charles Hoskinson 8 分で読めます

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How to Save (Or Destroy) the Bitcoin Foundation

I've been thinking about the Bitcoin Foundation over the last few months. After I left as the first chairman of the education committee back in late 2013, I dismissed the Foundation as a mostly inept attempt by some business interests in the community to gain an edge over their competitors. The actions of

Peter Vessenes and Mark Karpeles
alongside the board's indifference to…

Some History, Some Musings and My Take on the DAO

2016年 1月 12日 Charles Hoskinson 8 分で読めます

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Some History, Some Musings and My Take on the DAO

I recall the mid-summer Virginia afternoon back in 2013 being filled with copious conversations ranging from how to achieve value stability for a cryptocurrency to this strange idea Stan Larimer had called a DAC - a decentralized autonomous company. His drafts contained terms like Steely Eyed Geeks and a nice list of rules definitely inspired by Arthur C Clarke and Isaac Asimov…