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Bitcoin’s Incentives Are Perfect

Bitcoin’s incentives are clear and fair, while proof-of-stake has contrasting incentives that are the same as the current system where the rich get richer.

A Debate About Proof-Of-Work Versus Proof-Of-Stake

Bitcoin Magazine Pro hosted a Twitter Spaces that brought the biggest names in Bitcoin and crypto to converse about the Ethereum move to proof-of-stake.

The Ethereum Merge: Risks, Flaws And The Pitfalls Of Centralization

Ethereum’s switch to proof-of-stake is scheduled for mid-September. What are the possible risks? How does it work compared to Bitcoin’s proof-of-work consensus?

The Stablecoin Monster: CBDCs Are A Red Herring

What Ethereum’s upcoming fork can teach us about governance, stablecoins, centralization bottle-necks and the ever-important U.S. dollar system.

Easy Money Makes Easy Markets, Until The Party Stops

Bitcoin’s consistent issuance schedule makes it a consistent asset in times of inconsistent monetary policy. It will outlast any of the Federal Reserve’s plans.

Response To Cole South’s ‘Why I Don’t Own Bitcoin Anymore’

A recent blog post outlined an investor’s rationale for abandoning bitcoin, and necessitated a Bitcoiner’s response.

Infura Sanctions Fiasco Shows Fragility of Non-Bitcoin Crypto

As regulators and politicians aim to prevent cryptocurrency usage by sanctioned individuals, Bitcoin alternatives display a lack of resistance.

Ethereum’s Centralization Endgame Makes The Case For Building On Bitcoin

In a recent explanation of Ethereum’s roadmap, Vitalik Buterin inadvertently made the case that building on Bitcoin is our only path to decentralization.

Bitcoin’s Proof Of Work Is Well Worth Its Fees

While centralized exchanges might think they want to promote proof-of-stake blockchain projects, they misunderstand the value of Bitcoin’s proof-of-work model.

The Coercion Of Ethereum’s Difficulty Bomb

The perpetual Ethereum difficulty bomb is evidence that blockchains can be coercive, and Bitcoin is evidence that they don’t have to be.
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