March, 2014 Archives
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Categories: Bitcoins and Gravy, LTB Network Shows
Bitcoins & Gravy #9 - Solar Coins, 10,000 Bitcoins and much more!
March 31st, 2014 by
John Barrett -
Sex & Science Hour #7 - Some Topics Should Not Be Discussed
March 27th, 2014 by
Stephanie Murphy -
Categories: General, Guest Blog
The Greatest Threat
March 26th, 2014 by
Visiting Author Should Bitcoin remain a limited protocol, or continue to grow and adapt in order to allow innovation at higher layers? Cornelius Black discusses some of the potential concerns about building over the Bitcoin protocol. Read More -
Bitcoins & Gravy #8 - More From the Texas Bitcoin Conference
March 24th, 2014 by
John Barrett -
Categories: General, Guest Blog
Having a Bit of Faith
March 21st, 2014 by
Visiting Author Do you feel like it's too late for you to get invested into Bitcoin and other crypto-currencies! Fear not! There's always space for a little saving, even just a little. Nick Myers talks about being a micro-investor, buying just a little at a time and letting it build. Read More -
Cryptocurrency for the People, by the People
March 20th, 2014 by
John Light Bitcoin is only the beginning, as we've seen with the myriad of projects and subsequent altcoins using different mining techniques. The possibilities are endless, and coming in faster than ever. As projects that have been eagerly awaited are staring to come online, we are seeing some of the results. John Light discusses some of these coins and what their purposes are, especially area specific coins like Mazacoin. Read More -
Transparency and Technical Expertise
March 19th, 2014 by
Hayden Gill One of the aspects that is most loved about Bitcoin its transparency. Without transparency, how can one be certain that everything is working as it should? Transparent transactions call for transparent exchanges. Hayden Gill discusses the importance of this, and gives an example. Read More -
Categories: General, Guest Blog
The Search for a Spider Named Satoshi
March 18th, 2014 by
Visiting Author How is the book "The Spider and the Starfish" relevant to Bitcoin and the hunt for Satoshi Nakamoto? As Bitcoin is a decentralized network, it's important to make sure there doesn't become a point of failure. Logan Hanson explains how finding the real Satoshi would be detrimental to Bitcoin, and create a point of failure. Read More










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