David Chaum - Forefather of Cryptocurrencies and the Cypherpunk Movement
Epicenter Podcast #304 Under Creative Commons license by Epicenter Media ltd
Bitcoin, Blockchain, Crypto and History
we’re often overwhelmed with raw, unfiltered, context-free information. This is fuelling a demand for new content organisation and consumption methods in order to find meaningful and relevant information in these fast-moving data flows.
-Content Curation: The Future of Relevance
Stepping Back and Moving Forward
After a couple years of dedicated curation and learning the landscape, now’s a good time to take a step back, reflect and optimize the workflow.
Running Bitcoin: Tools, Apps and Guides
A Comprehensive Collection of Practical Bitcoin Resources
@TheCryptoconomy Essential Episodes
Essential Bitcoin Literature. This podcast is so comprehensive, I was compelled to make an index of the episodes, organized by topic, for ease of navigation.
LightniNgFo: Wallets, Applications, Guides and Development
Apps, tools, howtos, and other resources for using the Lightning network.
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History
Agoric and the Decades-Long Quest for Secure Smart Contracts - Hyperlink Annotation
We discussed his visionary 1988 Agoric papers, which explored how markets could be applied to the world of software. We also covered how his view of smart co...
The Agoric Papers
This paper examines markets as a model for computation and proposes a framework–agoric systems–for applying the power of market mechanisms to the software do...
Down the @TheCryptoconomy Rabbithole
Guy Swan has recorded thousands of hours, reading essential Bitcoin literature. Here’s a linked list of episodes organized by category.
The Birth of Rare Art on the Bitcoin Blockchain
Starting in October 2014, users on the /r9k/ (robot9000) board on 4chan began referring to original illustrations and photoshops of Pepe the Frog as “Rare Pe...
Blockchain and the United Nations
2010, the UN Commission on Science and Technology for Development [CSTD] proposed the introduction of a technology-driven universal currency. A BitMint would...
History of Blockchains for Business at HGF2018
This talk focuses on the history of blockchains in a business context as lived and told by the CEO of the first company to build a permissioned, smart contra...
JW Weatherman Inverviews Timothy C. May
“As a quick introduction: by the mid 80s Tim was already famous for solving something called the alpha particle problem when he was working at Intel and then...
History of Permissioned Ledgers
bureaucracies are so heavily invested in the expertise and importance of local regulations and standards that it’s extremely difficult for them to cut the Go...
Smart Contract History and Related Resources
The capability paradigm is about access control. When a system, such as an OS or a website, is presented with a request for a service it provides, it needs t...
Before Bitcoin
Privacy is necessary for an open society in the electronic age. Privacy is not secrecy. A private matter is something one doesn’t want the whole world to kno...
Electronic Cash, Before Bitcoin
Each RPOW or POW token can only be used once but since it gives birth to a new one, it is as though the same token can be handed from person to person.
History of Cryptocurrencies
still busy picking up on all the pre-history, but made a little progress
Cypherpunks and the Crypto Wars
Phil Zimmermann was a key player in this period. The PGP software he authored was considered as munitions by the US government and subject to export licenses...
Bitcoin History
“The first recorded claim of bitcoin’s demise was in 2010, on a little-known blog that found itself posted on a record of ‘bitcoin obituaries’ collected by 9...
Bitcoin
Running Bitcoin: Tools, Apps and Guides
Code, apps, howtos and other practical Bitcoin info.
LightniNgFo: Wallets, Applications, Guides and Development
Apps, tools, howtos, and other resources for using the Lightning network.
BitcoiNFo
Bitcoin is a revolutionary system that is quite complex and has a steep learning curve. Below you’ll find curated educational resources and information about...
Down the @TheCryptoconomy Rabbithole
Guy Swan has recorded thousands of hours, reading essential Bitcoin literature. Here’s a linked list of episodes organized by category.
The Birth of Rare Art on the Bitcoin Blockchain
Starting in October 2014, users on the /r9k/ (robot9000) board on 4chan began referring to original illustrations and photoshops of Pepe the Frog as “Rare Pe...
Stephan Livera and Andreas Antonopolous, on Bitcoin Maximalism - SLP53
..the term was coined by Vitalik return who used it to criticize the position that only Bitcoin matters or only Bitcoin will survive and I think that might b...
Before Bitcoin
Privacy is necessary for an open society in the electronic age. Privacy is not secrecy. A private matter is something one doesn’t want the whole world to kno...
Electronic Cash, Before Bitcoin
Each RPOW or POW token can only be used once but since it gives birth to a new one, it is as though the same token can be handed from person to person.
Bitcoin History
“The first recorded claim of bitcoin’s demise was in 2010, on a little-known blog that found itself posted on a record of ‘bitcoin obituaries’ collected by 9...
Cryptography
Zengo: Keyless Crypto Wallet - Epicenter #304 Transcript
Epicenter Podcast #306 Under Creative Commons license by Epicenter Media ltd
David Chaum - Forefather of Cryptocurrencies and the Cypherpunk Movement
Epicenter Podcast #304 Under Creative Commons license by Epicenter Media ltd
Object Capabilities (ObCap)
The capability paradigm is about access control, first proposed by Jack Dennis and Earl C. Van Horn in the 1966 paper. When a system (OS or a website) is pre...
Smart Signatures - Christopher Allen
I want to talk about smart signatures, there have been a number of experiments in this area, the most successful is Bitcoin. The first attempt to come up wit...
Using PGP and Cryptocurrency Keysignatures
“It’s personal. It’s private. And it’s no one’s business but yours. You may be planning a political campaign, discussing your taxes, or having a secret roman...
Before Bitcoin
Privacy is necessary for an open society in the electronic age. Privacy is not secrecy. A private matter is something one doesn’t want the whole world to kno...
Smart Contracts
Agoric and the Decades-Long Quest for Secure Smart Contracts - Hyperlink Annotation
We discussed his visionary 1988 Agoric papers, which explored how markets could be applied to the world of software. We also covered how his view of smart co...
The Agoric Papers
This paper examines markets as a model for computation and proposes a framework–agoric systems–for applying the power of market mechanisms to the software do...
Object Capabilities (ObCap)
The capability paradigm is about access control, first proposed by Jack Dennis and Earl C. Van Horn in the 1966 paper. When a system (OS or a website) is pre...
Mark Sam Miller
Mark S. Miller is an American computer scientist. He is known for his work as one of the participants in the 1979 hypertext project known as Project Xanadu; ...
Smart Contract History and Related Resources
The capability paradigm is about access control. When a system, such as an OS or a website, is presented with a request for a service it provides, it needs t...
Enterprise
The Libra Blockchain
Everything related to Facebook’s LibraCoin - A simple global currency and financial infrastructure that empowers billions of people.
Public vs Private Blockchains for the Enterprise
Now we’re seeing I think a lot of entities like your former employer IBM, you know, certainly Deloitte, big-name businesses that are interested in blockchain...
John Wolpert of ConsenSys talks awesomeness at Consensus 2018 CoinDeskLIVE
Now we’re seeing I think a lot of entities like your former employer IBM, you know, certainly Deloitte, big-name businesses that are interested in blockchain...
History of Blockchains for Business at HGF2018
This talk focuses on the history of blockchains in a business context as lived and told by the CEO of the first company to build a permissioned, smart contra...
Verifiable Organizations Network - A Production Government Deployment of Hyperledger Indy
The Verifiable Organizations Network is a Government Production deployment of Hyperledger Indy, live the 10th of September, 2018. John Jordan and Stephen Cur...
Cypherpunk
David Chaum - Forefather of Cryptocurrencies and the Cypherpunk Movement
Epicenter Podcast #304 Under Creative Commons license by Epicenter Media ltd
JW Weatherman Inverviews Timothy C. May
“As a quick introduction: by the mid 80s Tim was already famous for solving something called the alpha particle problem when he was working at Intel and then...
Before Bitcoin
Privacy is necessary for an open society in the electronic age. Privacy is not secrecy. A private matter is something one doesn’t want the whole world to kno...
Cypherpunks and the Crypto Wars
Phil Zimmermann was a key player in this period. The PGP software he authored was considered as munitions by the US government and subject to export licenses...
Object Capabilities
Agoric and the Decades-Long Quest for Secure Smart Contracts - Hyperlink Annotation
We discussed his visionary 1988 Agoric papers, which explored how markets could be applied to the world of software. We also covered how his view of smart co...
The Agoric Papers
This paper examines markets as a model for computation and proposes a framework–agoric systems–for applying the power of market mechanisms to the software do...
Object Capabilities (ObCap)
The capability paradigm is about access control, first proposed by Jack Dennis and Earl C. Van Horn in the 1966 paper. When a system (OS or a website) is pre...
Mark Sam Miller
Mark S. Miller is an American computer scientist. He is known for his work as one of the participants in the 1979 hypertext project known as Project Xanadu; ...
SourceCrypto
Reflections: Stepping Back and Moving Forward
After a couple years of dedicated curation and learning the landscape, now’s a good time to take a step back, reflect and optimize the workflow.
SourceCrypto Blog-Feed
I’m now able to appreciate the technical limitation for shaping my categorization process. It makes sense to have 10 or less ways to divide the entire ecosys...
SourceCrypto Research-Index
Source Crypto Discord Chat is a landing pad.. I drop links there on the fly, occasionaly exporting and publishing the channels here. The next step is to syst...
Literature
The Agoric Papers
This paper examines markets as a model for computation and proposes a framework–agoric systems–for applying the power of market mechanisms to the software do...
Down the @TheCryptoconomy Rabbithole
Guy Swan has recorded thousands of hours, reading essential Bitcoin literature. Here’s a linked list of episodes organized by category.
Hyperledger Global Forum 2018 — Microledgers and Edge-Chains
“My name is Daniel Hardman, I work with Hyperledger Indy project. I’m going to talk about some concepts that have been marinating in my mind and in the mind...
Cryptocurrencies
Ethereum Curated
Clearly could use some more organization here… this is basically a staging area until I’m ready to get serious about Ethereum links.
The Libra Blockchain
Everything related to Facebook’s LibraCoin - A simple global currency and financial infrastructure that empowers billions of people.
Finance
Curating Global Crypto Regulations
Defining smart contracts When contrasting contractual principles, it is clear that where a contract is not required to be in writing (Columbia ...
Curating Blockchain Securities
The term “security” is a fungible, negotiable financial instrument that holds some type of monetary value. It represents an ownership position in a public...
Analytics
Blockchain Data - Analytics
Resources related to Blockchain Data and Analytics
InfoHub Feature
Using PGP, Escrow, and Cryptocurrency Keysignatures
Asymmetric Encryption: Phil Zimmerman, PGP, Bitcoin and Ethereum key-signatures, Escrow, SSL, Various Apps and Resourses.
Rare Pepe - Bitcoin History
Starting in October 2014, users on the /r9k/ (robot9000) board on 4chan began referring to original illustrations and photoshops of Pepe the Frog as ‘Rare Pepes’; sharing the ‘rare’ images of Pepe as if they were trading cards, some of which were posted with watermarks to retain their value.
Smart Contract History
From Szabo and E Lang - to Ethereum, the DAO, Smart Signatures, and the Cambrian Explosion.
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