Andrew SavageWhat it would take for everyone to use a cryptocurrencyCryptocurrency is, in some respects, a great idea, but it receives a lot of criticism for its lack of actual use. Bitcoin, as an example…May 2, 20192May 2, 20192
Andrew SavageHow to (Re)write SoftwareThe introduction of tokens allowed for a new type of business model—but how valuable is this new system?Apr 6, 20193Apr 6, 20193
Andrew SavageWhat if Everyone Used Bitcoin?This article takes a look at cryptocurrencies practical use: how feasible would it be for Bitcoin to become a universal currency?Mar 26, 20192Mar 26, 20192
Andrew SavageHow a Word Becomes a BuzzwordBlockchain-centric technology has received a lot of attention recently—but does it deserve it?Mar 12, 20193Mar 12, 20193
Andrew SavageHow Decentralized are Cryptocurrencies?Many cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum have decentralization as a core selling point; but as mining becomes a collaborative…Mar 4, 20193Mar 4, 20193
Andrew SavageSmart (and very dumb) ContractsDon’t judge smart contracts by their name—it’ll give you the wrong idea. Smart contracts are programmed scripts that execute based on the…Feb 26, 20194Feb 26, 20194
Andrew SavageHow likely are you to win the Bitcoin lottery? Let’s find out.You’ve probably already heard that you shouldn’t play the lottery. Why would you? Your chances of winning the 999 million dollar Powerball…Feb 19, 20191Feb 19, 20191
Andrew SavageHackers Are Clever—Not GeniusesIn my last article, I wrote about the security of Bitcoin: in particular, the feasibility of a 51% attack on it. I want to point out not…Feb 12, 20194Feb 12, 20194
Andrew SavageAttacking Bitcoin, in the Past and NowBitcoin, being as popular as it is, is often the subject of debates on safety. The most notable contender for an attack is a 51% takeover…Jan 29, 20191Jan 29, 20191
