Findings from a test by an online persona known as “reizu” revealed four nodes control 75 percent of the BSV hashrate.
Craig Wright News
Craig Wright is an Australian entrepreneur and, according to his words, Craig Wright is Satoshi Nakamoto — the founder of Bitcoin. Craig Wright’s Bitcoin involvement lies in his investment into cryptocurrency wallets, exchanges and other businesses related to those technologies. In the summer of 2008, a few months before Satoshi Nakamoto published his research work about Bitcoin, Craig Wright had posted almost the same content on his personal blog. By 2015, he had been known simply for his idea to open a Bitcoin bank. Nevertheless, he was first connected with Satoshi in 2015, when two magazines had published research based on private correspondence with Wright. The same year he admitted that he was Satoshi. However, not all magazines and experts believe it is true.
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Major crypto exchange Kraken has opted to launch Bitcoin Cash SV trading on its exchange, but warns of “high risk.”
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Both opposing camps in the so-called Bitcoin Cash "hash war" are mining at a hefty loss, according to estimates from BitMEX.
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Hours after the start of the Bitcoin Cash upgrade, the Bitcoin ABC and Unlimited camps are leading in terms of hash rate and nodes.
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by Aaron Wood
Data from Coin Dance shows that a majority of hash power favors Bitcoin Cash SV over Bitcoin Cash ABC, the version supported by crypto evangelist Rover Ver.
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The lack of consensus within the BCH community over November’s hard fork leaves the currency at risk of a split.
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by Helen Partz
The startup associated with the self-proclaimed inventor of Bitcoin has been granted three blockchain-related patents in the EU.
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by Jacob J
The debate on the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto promises to be a never-ending one, but Elon Musk says it isn’t him.
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Craig Wright has yet to disprove himself after failing to recognize his own name as ‘Satoshi Nakamoto.’
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Craig Wright has joined a New York Federal Reserve official in saying there is “no reason” to hold Bitcoin “in an of itself.”
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by Nick Ayton
As some in the Bitcoin community suggest, we could see at least four Bitcoin networks or even five, and then there are overlays such as Lightning.
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