Jonald FyookballSimple Solutions Are Usually BestLast week, I published an article about double-spend proofs and unified mining polices. In that article, I did my best to explain an…Nov 22, 2019Nov 22, 2019
Jonald FyookballDouble Spend Proofs work WITH Unified Miner Policies. They Are Not a Substitute for Them.Bitcoin Cash needs to have fast, cheap, reliable transactions. This reliability depends on zero-confirmation (“0-conf”) transactions…Nov 14, 2019Nov 14, 2019
Jonald FyookballOn Bitcoin Governance: Achieving Our Goals, Preventing Protocol Capture, and Avoiding Community…So far, Bitcoin has proven to be a bit tricky. Bitcoin was created in 2009, but by 2015, a problem emerged: The Bitcoin Core developers…Nov 6, 20192Nov 6, 20192
Jonald FyookballWhat is Emergent Coding?Last week, at a Bitcoin Cash conference, I was introduced to a groundbreaking new paradigm in software development, called Emergent Coding.Sep 14, 20194Sep 14, 20194
Jonald FyookballGrowing Adoption of Bitcoin CashHow do we grow adoption so that Bitcoin Cash becomes peer-to-peer electronic cash for the world?Sep 10, 20192Sep 10, 20192
Jonald FyookballBitcoin Cash vs Other Top CoinsEveryone would like to convince you that their favorite coin is the best, so I understand if there’s some healthy skepticism here. Perhaps…Apr 10, 20194Apr 10, 20194
Jonald FyookballBitcoin Didn’t Die 323 Times. Just Twice.There’s an interesting web page called “Bitcoin Obituaries” which says that Bitcoin has died 323 times. The idea is that each time someone…Nov 25, 20181Nov 25, 20181
Jonald FyookballOn Solving the 51% Attack Problem in Bitcoin (Part 3)In Part 1 of this series we took a look at challenges to overcome, and in Part 2, I suggested a simple time-based penalty scheme.Nov 23, 20183Nov 23, 20183
Jonald FyookballOn Solving the 51% Attack Problem in Bitcoin (Part 2)In Part 1, we discussed the problem of the 51% attack, and why it is difficult to solve. Here I would like to present a possible solution…Nov 22, 20183Nov 22, 20183