Guys, see mainstream discussing and clearing picking up on blockchain technology It is spreading ....

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Hello fellow Steemers. Now that BItcoin is - again - not going towards $0 but is holding up nicely towards the events of 1 August 2017, I thought to share some crazy Bitcoin price charts taken from Tradingview

I stumbled on a short but intriging post of a fellow Steemer: The post made me think about how humans see Bitcoin and, more specifically, how people 'value' Bitcoin. It has turned a lot of writers to posting

I have been following the voting process for about a week now (quite intensively I would say). Perhaps I am wrong but I have the idea that users that have a reputation of 65+ are upvoted mindlessly, just

In this post, I summarise an article of Martin Rosulek at medium.com about how IOTA makes 'a bright future for Internet of Things'. The Internet of Things (IoT) is generally seen as a big potential game

NOTE - please take this as satire with a view on the broad ICO hype raging lately I have been blogging about Nimiq lately, a browser-based blockchain that can be run in a browser. Any browser (that supports

Don't be too scared just yet I've been studying IoTA now for quite some time. It is finally up. It is a computational masterpiece! I did not think it would come up on top 10 right away then it seems I

David Sonstebo just places a new blog post about IOTA on the IOTA blog. In his post, he clarifies a few things about the technology behind IOTA and the current status. Also, he want to take away a few

So says the (German) Bundesbank. Bundesbank's Weidmann declares that 'Digital Currencies Will Make The Next Crisis Worse'. In case of bank runs, Central Banks are hampered in their ability to provide

Now that we are somewhat below Bitcoin ATH and the euphoria is simmering down a bit, there is time to revisit some of the best quotes on Bitcoin. Some of these quotes are direclty about Bitcoin, others

I stumbled on an excellent piece at the American Banker website. Instead of taking the fee discussion as centre point, the angle chosen focussed on the uncensored character of Bitcoin as a payment medium.

So I wanted to throw in a small dose of reality to balance things out a bit. I may sound cynical, but you get that when you have lived longer than twenty minutes and seen a few things unfold. image source

I'm @ppcman from talk.peercoin.net - I'll have interesting and exciting things to share about PEERCOIN Some interesting data about Peercoin: Peercoin was created August 2012 by developer Sunny King It

This post contains a video showing payments of Byteball 'bytes' and 'black bytes'. Byteball is a new blockchain payment application aimed at organising the concept of 'decentralised trust' in a wholly

The NEM blog published a tutorial about notarial apostille on the NEM block chain ecosystem. The tutorial is very hands on and provides elementary info on performing various notarial services through the

In this video, I show you a payment made through the Nimiq browser-based blockchain. Nimiq is a new blockchain application aimed at accessibility and ease of use. Simply point a browser to the Nimiq page,

Now that Bitcoin is reaching the recent ATH of just two weeks ago already, there are many pages devoted to the question whether Bitcoin is in a bubble or not. I think this is probably not the case, based

The sky was on fire...

The Bitcoin scaling debate The Bitcoin community is up in arms in relation to what I call the 'scaling debate'. This debate is all about the capacity of the Bitcoin network to process transactions. The